Traditional French Easter Food You Can’t Miss in 2026
Even if you haven’t heard a whole lot about French food, you’ll likely know all about croissants, escargot, and boeuf bourguignon! While these are all must-try dishes for anyone visiting France, those arriving when the Easter celebrations are in full swing will have a host of lesser-known delicacies to savor....
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An Essential Guide to Bakeries in Paris
Bakeries are an essential part of the Parisian lifestyle. Crispy baguettes, multigrain Pain aux Céréales, leafy shaped Fougasses, and gluten-free takes on traditional French snacks are just some of my favorite parts of visiting a boulangerie. Having visited Paris more times than I can count on my hands and participated...
Dépôt Légal: A Stylish All-Day Spot for Food, Coffee & Cocktails in Paris
Introduction to Dépôt Légal The first time I stopped by Dépôt Légal, I told myself it would be a quick coffee. You can probably guess how that ended. One coffee turned into sitting down, then looking at the dessert display a bit too long, and suddenly I was fully committed...
Dammann Frères Review: A Refined Tea Experience in the Heart of Paris
The first time I stepped into Dammann Frères, I immediately felt like I had walked into a quiet Parisian time capsule. This is both a historic tea house and a refined boutique, and it balances those two identities very naturally. It is not a place you rush through. It invites...
Crème du Palais Royal Review: A Chic Spot for Ice Cream and Pastries in Paris
Crème du Palais Royal is one of those places you do not necessarily plan to visit, but once you do, it quietly earns a spot on your mental list of Paris favorites. It sits comfortably between a classic café and a modern dessert spot, without trying to label itself too...
Éclair de Génie: Paris’s Sweetest Spot for High-End Éclairs
When I first walked into Éclair de Génie, I already knew I wasn’t just entering another pastry shop. Paris is full of patisseries, but this is among the best, and there’s something instantly magnetic about this place. The moment I saw the golden letters under the deep blue awning and...
Jeffrey Cagnes Paris: Haute Pâtisserie on Rue Montorgueil
When I first walked up to Jeffrey Cagnes’ pâtisserie on Rue Montorgueil, I understood almost immediately why his name carries so much weight in the Paris pastry world. The shop feels like a blend of classic French tradition and modern creativity. I would describe it as a contemporary dessert atelier...
Comptoir Les Deux Magots: Parisian Tradition with a Side of Charm
Nestled just beside the legendary literary café Les Deux Magots, Le Comptoir feels like an elegant younger sibling, one that stays true to tradition while embracing a more relaxed, everyday charm. It’s not a reinvention of the classic but rather a continuation with a modern rhythm, tailored for those seeking...
Bofinger Paris: A Grand Brasserie Experience in the Heart of the City
Photo credit: Bofinger Stepping into Bofinger feels like stepping into a different era, one lined with white tablecloths, curved banquettes, and a towering stained-glass dome that makes you instinctively lower your voice, as if out of reverence. Founded in 1864, it’s one of Paris’s oldest brasseries and remains a landmark...
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