Mamine
In this cozy little spot from the 17th century, the retro decor sets the mood: everything here smells deliciously like home-cooked meals. Veal stew, dauphinoise gratin, or even a mouth-watering tarte Tatin: Mamine is a hug on a plate. We love the warm atmosphere and the generous portions that remind us of those endless Sunday meals. Perfect for a timeless moment.
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Mamine
19, rue des Dames – 17th
At Mamy's
The heaven of slow-cooked dishes, served with a smile that reminds you of a loving grandmother. Their beef bourguignon and potato gratin are classics that will almost make you forget the rest of the menu. The cozy decor, with its old photos and floral tablecloths, will take you straight back to your childhood kitchen.
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At Mamy
3, rue Jules-Vallès – 11e
The Little Rose of the Sands
A hidden gem run by Zouzou and Christian, a couple as charming as their food is generous. Belgian croquettes, duck confit, homemade chocolate mousse, and gifts in the colors of Paris: you leave here with your heart (and stomach) full! But be warned, no reservations here: to enjoy this treasure, you have to arrive early and cross your fingers to snag one of the seven tables in this mini restaurant.
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The Little Rose of the Sands
6, rue de Lancry – 10th
Grandma Colette Montmartre
Come to my place, I'm having lunch at my grandma's. In one of the liveliest streets of Montmartre, we stop for lunch, dinner, or both at Grandma Colette’s. The motto of this cozy spot: a beef bourguignon simmered for 6 hours in its bath of vegetables, red wine, and loooove, served with an aligot that’s as melt-in-your-mouth as it is cheesy. For those who prefer a little less adventure but still want something delicious, the cheese burgers with your choice of (cantal/cheddar/blue), fries or aligot (always) warm up hearts and bodies in these tricky times. Whether you go for one or the other, “it’s not the end of the world,” as my grandma used to say, because the recipes come straight from the heart of this Auvergne grandma. And you never leave a grandma’s house disappointed. Right?
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Grandma Colette Montmartre
49, rue des Cloys – 18th
Biche
Biche is a friendly, old-school restaurant that brings classic French cuisine back to life. Eggs mayonnaise, vol-au-vent, and beef bourguignon are served in a super cozy setting, surrounded by a retro playlist and attentive service. A special shout-out for their flambéed Châteaubriand with pepper, a dish that’s as delicious as it is spectacular. And for the terrine lovers, a delicious selection awaits you too!
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Biche
129, rue du Faubourg-Saint-Honoré – 8e
Amoné
Amoné, opened in 2022 in the 18th, brings the cordon bleu back to its glorious roots with customizable homemade versions, accompanied by delicious sauces and sides. The cozy and laid-back atmosphere highlights the quality of the ingredients; everything is homemade and prepared right before your amazed eyes. Prices are friendly (starting at just €9 for a dish), making it a place for a simple yet delightful experience. For cordon bleu purists, a true treat is guaranteed!
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Amoné
15, rue de Bellefond – 9e
Yumzaaa
Yumzaaa, a cozy Thai spot in the heart of the 11th, is making a name for itself with authentic cuisine and flavors that take you on a journey. The creamy curries and grilled chicken skewers are must-tries, always served generously by the Thai grandma in the kitchen. The atmosphere is warm and inviting, perfect for a meal with friends or family, with quick and friendly service. You can't beat the value for money and the simple yet welcoming setting!
Yumzaaa
35, rue Saint-Sébastien – 11e
