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Places on the map
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Adraba
This place is vibrant, lively, and so full of energy. The food here is Levantine-inspired, focusing on sharing plates, bold flavors, and an open kitchen that really sets the vibe. It’s perfect if you’re going with friends, want to share a bunch of dishes, have great cocktails, and just experience that buzzing, modern Parisian dining scene.
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Le Bon Georges
If you are looking for that quintessential, refined, high-end Parisian bistro experience, this is it. They are famous for sourcing incredible seasonal ingredients and, most notably, their steak au poivre paired with frites, as well as their decadent chocolate mousse served tableside. The wine list here is massive, the service is immaculate, and it’s truly a classic spot that locals swear by.
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Le Petit Lutetia
This is a historic, hidden gem of a Parisian staple. The interiors are gorgeous and old-school, featuring classic tiled floors, carved woodwork, and mirrors. The menu is packed with comfort-forward French bistro classics like escargots, pasta with truffles, and choux pastries. It gives you that timeless, elegant Left Bank neighborhood atmosphere without feeling like a tourist trap.
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Frenchie Bar à Vins
Frenchie Bar à Vins. It’s walk-in only, cozy, intimate, and hyper-seasonal. The wine selection is phenomenal with tons of natural and small-producer bottles, and the small plates change constantly based on what’s fresh. From their signature savory tarts and seasonal veggies to perfectly executed meats and fish, it’s inventive, casual, and easily one of the best wine bar dining experiences in the city.
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La Renommée
Filet aux poivres with peppercorn cognac sauce — also recommends ratatouille, escargot, and chocolate mousse.
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Gigi Paris
Italian glamour with one of the most beautiful terraces in Paris. Gigi mixes polished interiors, live music and a fashionable crowd, making it an easy choice for a long dinner that can turn into a late night.
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Laurent
A historic Parisian institution just off the Champs-Élysées, surrounded by gardens and old-world elegance. Laurent is for a more refined Fashion Week dinner — discreet, sophisticated and unmistakably Parisian.
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Bonnie
Perched above Paris with panoramic views of the Seine and skyline. Bonnie brings together bold interiors, cocktails and a stylish atmosphere. One of the better options when you want dinner with energy rather than something overly formal.
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Maison Revka
An opulent townhouse setting inspired by Eastern European grandeur. Revka feels intimate, luxurious and theatrical, with caviar, seafood and candlelit rooms creating one of Paris’ more distinctive dining experiences.
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Lapérouse
One of Paris’ most legendary restaurants. Known for its historic private salons, romantic atmosphere, and discreet celebrity clientele.
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Mun
High above the Champs-Élysées. Mūn combines Japanese-inspired cuisine with spectacular rooftop views. Its sleek design and late-night energy make it especially popular for dinners before heading out.
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Giulia Paris
Italian dining with a distinctly after-dark personality. Giulia starts as a glamorous dinner spot and becomes increasingly lively as the evening goes on, with music, a fashionable crowd and a proper Fashion Week atmosphere.
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CoCo
Set inside the Palais Garnier, Coco delivers one of the most impressive dining rooms in Paris. Grand architecture, live music and a lively terrace make it a strong choice for anyone looking for classic Parisian glamour with atmosphere.
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Maxim's de Paris
Maxim’s is an iconic Paris institution since 1893, known for its Belle Époque interiors and legendary guest list. From Jackie Kennedy and Andy Warhol to Mick Jagger, with today’s fashion crowd still returning for major events.
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Mondaine de Pariso
Less traditional restaurant. More decadent Parisian house party. Expect intimate tables, performers, music and a crowd that comes to stay late — one of the strongest options for a festive Fashion Week dinner.
FAQ
Are these FlipTrip’s own restaurant rankings?
No. This page decodes public creator posts into mapped places you can save into a FlipTrip trip. We add attribution and keep the original Instagram posts on the page.
Do I need a reservation?
For most of these tables — especially Girafe, Gigi, Costes, and Fashion Week weeks — yes. Book ahead or ask a concierge; walk-ins are rare at peak hours.
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