Hi

YES I can:

- restaurant Drouant, fantastic french gastronomy, little prices, the top

- restaurant Mori Venice Bar - the top Italian-Venice cuisine, but expensive

- clubs: l'Arc, near arc de triomphe, expensive but one of the best, and Le Baron - avenue Marceau

You won't find these addresses in tourist guides...

but it depends on your budget. I am used to spend the good price for this kind of things

best

JP

and also I forgot, the VERY nice restaurant "L'adresse" in rue du faubourg st honoré, not expensive at all , about 40 euros, but really very very good !!

and you need to take the "soufflé" at a desert ! a must

Hi Taidaria,

one unusual, unexpected address for Paris...

In case you are visiting the area, Jardin des Plantes or the National Museum of Natural Science/History .... is the restaurant(s) at the Mosque of Paris, 75005, Metro Place Monge.... Delicious mediterranean, i.e. Moroccan food and at more than reasonable prices... Indoor restaurant, terrasse, tea patio, all in lovely surroundings!

bon appétit!

and on a totally different spirit:-))

I like  Charlie Birdy's Pub for a nice & relaxing evening!

75015, Métro Commerce

Cheers!

If you want to taste a very good pizza, there is "Amici miei"

Since Bastille Day was just last week why don't you go and see for yourself what happens there a few centuries after Paris citizens stormed a prison and stood against tyranny?
Eat out at Bofinger and experience synesthetic Belle Epoque extravaganza (http://www.bofingerparis.com/). Go for lunch and enjoy invigorating traditional food from Aveyron country at Bistrot des Vosges - and for sensible prices too (http://www.pariswebtvquartier.fr/fr/tv-bastille/mon-quartier/restaurants-34/bistrot-des-vosges-le-1496/).
Chez Paul - this establishment has been around for so long and you can always depend on it! (http://www.chezpaul.com/). Not the type to blindly go where so many have gone before? Join the merry hotchpotch at Cafés de l'industrie (http://www.cafedelindustrie.com/)
... looks like I miss Paris

Here are a few of my favourite addresses in Paris.

Le Grenier de Notre-Dame, 18 rue de la Bûcherie, 5eme arr.  The first vegetarian/macrobiotic/organic/fairtrade restaurant in Paris.

Angelina, 226 rue de Rivoli, 1er arr.  The best hot chocolate in Paris.

Mariage Frères, 30 Rue Bourg Tibourg / 13 Rue des Grands Augustins /  260 Rue Fbg St Honoré.  A very nice tea house with an excellent tea.

La Coupole, 102 bd de Montparnasse.  Typical Parisian restaurant, frequented both by locals and tourists.

Buddha Bar, 8 bis Rue Boissy d'Anglas, 8eme arr.

Kayser is the best boulangerie I know, and they have over a dozen of shops in Paris; check their website for the addresses.

You might also wanto to try one of the several crêperies in rue d'Odessa, Montparnasse.