Just north of the Tuileries Gardens, Au Grand Richelieu bakery has been serving baguettes since before Waterloo. Stop in for the traditional bread, or treat yourself to a pastry. There is plenty to choose from: not only croissants, but [more...]

For a quick and freshly-made crepe while wandering through the Latin quarter, stop by the little stand on rue de la Harpe and boulevard Saint Germain. The panini are not bad, either, and for just 3€, are the cheapest snack in the [more...]

The Maison Fouquet has been in operation at the same rue Lafitte location since 1852. Since 1928, a second location in the 8th has meant that chocolate lovers have twice the pleasure and twice the temptation. Originally a jam shop, [more...]

Au Chat Bleu is a famous chocolaterie in Lille, but Parisians are lucky to have a second location here. Tempt yourself with darling little pieces of chocolate decorated with the signature cheerful cat head drawn on each one. As [more...]

Gérard Mulot is famed to sell the most mouth-watering croissants in Paris, but there is so much more: sandwiches, chocolate, desserts...even the baguette is worth a try. Stop in for a snack or a quick lunch if you're wandering around [more...]

Sometimes you just crave potato skins, beer, and sports on big screen TV's. Showing all major football, basketball, and hockey games while serving up delicious snacks and thirst-quenching beer, the Great Canadian is my favorite sports [more...]

Stop in to Page 35 crêperie at any time of day for a snack, something warm to drink, and a look at the latest art works on display in the minimalist modern setting. The delectable crêpes come in every sweet and savory flavor, [more...]

The line of Parisian students standing outside Le Cèdre restaurant says it all: this place is the best for delicious Lebanese sandwiches. Don't worry about the wait, though, as they are usually quick to serve.

Perfect for a [more...]