Selma
Already hooked on the natural bowling vibes of the Oeillets? A brand new address by Solal Martin-Grondard is about to have you obsessed this fall. After the trendy barav in the 11th and a ramen spot, Toy, that opened in spring, this Parisian bon vivant is whisking us away to Istanbul with Selma. A neighborhood bistro with Turkish flair, where chef Hasan Sahin Erdal crafts a singular, personal cuisine that truly captivates.
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Selma
128, rue du Chemin Vert – 11e
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Supergrec
A taste of Greece? That's the promise of Supergrec, a popular taverna that just opened in the Sentier neighborhood. A laid-back restaurant where you dine casually at checkered tablecloths, enjoying quality mezze and comforting home-cooked dishes inspired by family recipes. Greek couple Delphine and Symeon wanted to bring back the simple pleasures of the table, where you come to eat, share, and most importantly, without breaking the bank.
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Supergrec
88, rue Réaumur – 2nd
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Le Petit Chaillot
In western Paris, a brand new friendly bistro has just opened a stone's throw from Place de Iéna, perfectly positioned next to the Palais de Tokyo, the Guimet Museum, and the Palais Galliera. Inside, you'll find a classic bistro setting of course—elegant without being stuffy. And on your plate? Traditional French cuisine with impeccable sourcing, from a sharing côte de boeuf to wagyu burger or lentils "petit salé-style" with confit pork.
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Le Petit Chaillot
7, avenue Pierre 1er de Serbie – 16e
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Hibi
No, it's not yet another matcha bar about to open, but it might just be THE matcha bar we've been waiting for in Paris. After his Niwa bakery and his Wani coffee shop, chef Sugio Yamaguchi is launching his third venture: Hibi. A kissaten (Japanese café) where ceremonial matcha reigns supreme, naturally, alongside specialty coffees, hojicha teas, and other Japanese delights.
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Hibi
10, Place des Victoires – 2nd arrondissement
Public Wine Bar
Wine, food and music. That's the philosophy behind Public Wine Bar, the hottest new spot on rue Choron in the 9th arrondissement that brings together all the best pleasures of Paris around one fabulous counter. On the culinary side, chef Chaley Breuvart presents a short menu with gourmet flair, perfectly paired with wines selected by Léo Algret (former sommelier at Peninsula Paris), whose cellar boasts around 300 eclectic references that celebrate independent winemakers, unique terroirs, and characterful bottles. And the vibe? Records spinning non-stop, DJ sets and a festive atmosphere that keeps the energy alive from early evening straight through the night.
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Public Wine Bar
15, rue Choron – 9th
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Brasserie Fougue
The team from Fuga has struck again, and this time, it's in the 7th arrondissement, just steps from Le Bon Marché, that the group sets up shop with Fougue, a new-generation Parisian brasserie complete with a gorgeous hidden terrace, open kitchen and all the trimmings. On the menu? Beloved bistro classics with a modern twist, to be savored from morning to night. Soft-boiled eggs for breakfast, comforting ham and Comté pasta at lunch, classic veal blanquette for dinner, and an impressive cocktail menu to keep the good times rolling at the bar!
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Brasserie Fougue
53 Rue de Grenelle – 7e
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Nomo
A handroll in one hand, a cocktail in the other, all gathered around an ultra-stylish burgundy-red counter. On Rue du Marché Saint-Honoré, the Nomo bar unveils an intimate experience centered around the art of cocktails this fall. What's on the menu? Classic mixology favorites revisited with a Japanese twist, all accompanied by temakis and sashimi served kaiseki style.
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Nomo
6, rue du Marché Saint-Honoré – 1st
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The Flying Fish
From dinner to the dancefloor, there's now just one step with Le Poisson Volant, the new restaurant, bar and club in the 11th arrondissement. A new project from Bertrand Chauveau, already behind Cornichon, this hot spot will keep our nights buzzing, with a restaurant that transforms as the evening progresses, becoming the new hub for Parisian nights. On the menu: thoughtfully designed lighting, sleek décor, and dishes from chef Yanxin Yin, who showcases Chinese cuisine and Asian-inspired creations (served late into the night!)
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The Flying Fish
5, Marguerite Moret Street – 11th arrondissement
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