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10 amazing restaurants open in August in Paris

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The Editor

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August is the best time to enjoy Paris. Most Parisians have left the city to soak up the sun with their toes in the sand... but our favorite restaurateurs have too! But don’t worry, some are still opening their doors all summer long to welcome all the brave souls who stayed behind in the capital!


Le Bon Bock

For this new summer season, Le Bon Bock has been given a fresh new look! A true institution of the 18th arrondissement, this spot has been taken over and revitalized by the former owners of the legendary Petit Bouillon Pharamond – a.k.a. Benjamin Moréel and Christopher Prêcheur – who are at it again this time in the oldest restaurant in Montmartre. Open since 1879, this restaurant takes us back to the Paris of yesteryear, with retro decor and exquisite French cuisine. In short, a unique experience awaits you!

Address: 2 Rue Dancourt, 75018 Paris, France


The Chalet of the Isles

Looking for a true countryside escape to get away from the city for a few hours? You don't have to travel far to enjoy this little piece of desired greenery. Head over to the Chalet of the Isles, which borders the river of the Bois de Boulogne, for a delightful bucolic getaway. Reopened in the spring, the Chalet immerses us in an enchanting green setting (almost with our feet in the water) featuring a fantastic bistronomic restaurant with a delicious menu crafted by Chef Pierre Chomet.

Address: Bois de Boulogne, Embarcadère du Chalet des Îles Porte de la Muette Belt of the lower lake, 75016 Paris, France


BB Restaurant 

Here’s a place that’s both retro, friendly, and bistronomic, sure to delight your taste buds! At BB Restaurant, the art of good eating is essential. You can savor delicious sharing boards, with a choice of charcuterie, cheese, or mixed, plus some duck and orange nems that are simply to die for, or even a fried cauliflower with smoked paprika and tzatziki that you'll devour in just a couple of bites. Don't miss the duck croquette and lollipop-style potatoes; they’re a must-try! Pair it all with a fantastic cocktail crafted by Marc, and you have the perfect recipe for a great evening with friends.

Address: 8 Rue Pierre Semard, 75009 Paris, France


Noucha

Recently opened in the 16th, the Noucha hotel offers not just cozy rooms where you can find peace right in the heart of the capital, but it also features a quality restaurant that welcomes you from morning with a top-notch breakfast all the way to dinner. Designed like a family home, with the dining room as the centerpiece, Noucha is a whole living space, where you’re happy to sit down and enjoy mimosa eggs with bottarga, crudo of royal sea bream, or a traditional beef tartare cut from the tenderloin.

Address: 66 Rue Jean de la Fontaine, 75016 Paris, France


Le Charmant 

On the side of Saint-Ouen, a sweet invitation awaits: Le Charmant! This elegant master house from 1885, once a country residence, has been transformed into a chic 4-star boutique hotel full of style and history. In its restaurant, the traditional French cuisine is enjoyed under painted ceilings and refined moldings, like a journey through time. And to extend the magic? A secret garden of 400 m², perfect for lounging around a delightful barbecue. An exquisite interlude in the heart of bold Saint-Ouen!

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Address: 53 Rue du Landy, 93400 Saint-Ouen-sur-Seine, France


Good Hour

New little gem in Pigalle, Good Hour and its evergreen decor brightens up the neighborhood from the evening, with its spacious terrace perfect for sipping drinks at sunset. What's on the menu? Delicious tapas galore, signature cocktails crafted by François Acquaviva, and an affordable lunch special. We might have just found our summer HQ…

Address: 25 Rue de Douai, 75009 Paris, France


Bibie

Under the glass roof of the Hotel Le Jardin de Verre by Locke lies a little gem that you'll never want to miss. At Bibie, from the first coffee to the last drink, you can escape the hustle and bustle of the city thanks to its three spaces: a coffee shop with specialty coffees, fresh juices, and lunch specials from 7 AM to 5 PM; a restaurant serving generous and committed cuisine, made from ingredients sourced from local family farms; and a wine bar, where you can enjoy nearly 200 selections of French wines. All of this is set in an exceptional environment, featuring a lush atrium and a large hidden terrace. The perfect retreat to enjoy the peacefulness of August.

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Address: 7 Rue Lacépède, 75005 Paris, France


Brasserie Bellanger

A colorful and plant-inspired Franco-London design, delightful locally sourced products, a 100% homemade traditional cuisine, and always happy service. Brasserie Bellanger is the neighborhood spot that showcases the French do it better spirit, all at very attractive prices! Tradition and modernity go hand in hand with a vintage menu that makes our mouths water, featuring ooey-gooey croque-monsieur, beef tartare, mashed sausage, and seasonal catch.

Address: 140 Rue du Faubourg Poissonnière, 75010 Paris, France


Sur Mer

If you, like us, absolutely adore oysters and all kinds of fish, there's just one address to remember: Sur Mer. In this cozy little restaurant on Rue de Marseille, you’ll find yourself elbow to elbow with fellow seafood lovers, sipping on fine wine, and most importantly, savoring iodine-rich plates prepared by Chef Olive Davoux, our goddess of the seas in Paris, who you can see at work from her open kitchen. The cherry on top? A second location awaits you on Rue de Lancry, even smaller and cozier, where you can indulge in grand seafood platters.

Address: 1 Rue de Marseille, 75010 Paris, France


Anger

After pride comes anger. Chef Eloi Spinnler continues his culinary adventure centered around the seven deadly sins with his latest spot right in the heart of the 9th arrondissement. Just a hop away from the Folies Bergère, you’ll discover a new interpretation of French cuisine, passionate and spicy, in a setting that embraces mystery… On one side, there’s the bistro, with dishes to share as you journey through the stages of anger – triggering, expressing, and resolving. On the other, the “theater” space offers an immersive 7-act menu, reinvented every night.

Address: 39 Richer Street, 75009 Paris, France