Right in the heart of Saint-Germain sits the cheerful Jardins St-Germain restaurant, where you will find delicious French cooking for a very reasonable price: under 15€ for 2-course lunch and for dinner, a 3-course meal for under [more...]

This lovely two-story Provençal restaurant fills up nightly, and it's easy to see why. Each dish on the menu is an example of delicious, olive-oil and herb-based cuisine that will keep you coming back again and again. Some of our [more...]

Shopping is a pleasure in the Rue du Four, a nice street of the Saint Germain neighborhood where fashion primes. Like any shopping favorite, it gets crowded, though, so better to go during the week, and exploring the surrounding, [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...]

If you want to treat your date to something special, spend some time in the best chocolate shop in Paris where the beautifully decorated chocolates change with the seasons. Debauve et Gallais has been making chocolate since 1800, so [more...]

For some very nice picnic material, bring your date to the Epicerie du bon marche to choose from a variety of high-quality prepared dishes or opt for fresh ingredients and make something yourself. The fanciest grocery in Paris, with [more...]

If the French language is starting to make your head spin, spend an evening in this relaxed English pub where everyone speaks English. The food is delicious, so it's a nice place to come for dinner as well. Sunday nights are trivial [more...]

If you and your date love art but want to get away from the ever-crowed Paris art museums, take a look at some of the beautiful art galleries interspersed throughout the city. Some of the best ones are hidden away in tiny streets, so [more...]

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...]