We only have one night in Paris and are looking for a restaurant with french food that isn%26#39;t going to be packed with Americans, but one where the locals would dine. We%26#39;re staying in the 7th but aren%26#39;t limited to that area. Our original choice was La Ferrandaise, but it will be closed during our visit. We%26#39;d like to be able to have a nice meal for under 50 euros each, is this possible? Any suggestions would be appreciated!
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Le Suffren, on ave Suffren, near the Champ de Mars.
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We like La Fin Gourmet on the island. Metro stop: Pont Marie, walk across the bridge, walk down street about a block, turn left about six bldgs down. It is kitty corner across the road from Berthillon. Make a reservation
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Oh, La Fin Gourmet looks nice! thanks for the recommendation.
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Thanks so much for the suggestions! I%26#39;m primarily looking forward to enjoying some of the cooler weather in Europe. Even if it%26#39;s joined with rain, it has to be better than home.
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Chez Marcel, 7 rue Stanislas, Montparnasse.
If you look at this map you%26#39;ll see it is a short walk from several metro stations, so depending on where you%26#39;re staying in the 7th, you should be able to access it easily. http://tinyurl.com/m3wp7q
My friend and I spent €45 each for dinner from the à la carte menu (including wine). The couple sitting next to us had chosen the prix-fixe menu and seemed to be eating and drinking just as well (if not better) for quite a bit less. :-)
It%26#39;s a real neighbourhood bistro - lots of locals. The owner speaks excellent English (if you don%26#39;t speak French), but if you do speak French he doesn%26#39;t insult you by insisting on carrying on the conversation in English.
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