If you and your date are in a philosophical mood, head over to one of the famous cafes by the Eglise de St-Germain-des-Pres. Cafe de Flore was frequented by surrealists such as Andre Breton whereas Aux Deux Magots was chosen by the [more...]

The famed Tour d'Argent (silver tower) restaurant has lost two stars over the last fifteen years, but the gourmet restaurant's legendary history (which spans over 400 years) keeps diners coming back. The scenery doesn't get any better: [more...]

The Café de Flore and Les Deux Magots are more than cafés – they’re cultural landmarks. Le Café de Flore was Appolinaire’s HQ, and also a favorite of Sartre and Simone de Beauvoir in their day. Les Deux Magots was surrealist [more...]

Catering to diplomats, business people and stars, the glitzy atmosphere at the bar in the Hôtel de Crillon can seem a bit self-important. But it's fun to say you were there and experience the bar so famous even Hemingway wrote about [more...]

The Bar Hemingway in the Ritz, frequented by the writer during World War II, is an homage to the tastes of this literary great. Restored to the way it looked in 1944, when Hemingway (along with some Allies) famously liberated the Ritz [more...]