Gastronomy is taken very seriously in France and the rich history of French cuisine, Paris is a city where you will find some of the worlds greatest chefs serving outstanding cuisine and you’ll find thousands of cafes and restaurants in Paris alone, ranging from the small bistro such as the Allard Bistro restaurants until very plush.

Even in a small traditional restaurant like the Boeuf sur le Toit or at a fancy restaurant setting such as the Train Bleu, the food quality is of utmost importance, but many places must be booked prior and some require weeks or even reservations months in advance, as the Jules Verne at the Eiffel Tower!

When it comes to cuisine, you can choose from all over the world like the Blue Elephant which serves Thai dishes in beautiful surroundings, Brazilian food Brasil Tropical Cabaret and restaurant, Le Curieux Spaghetti Bar for Italian delights, or the restaurant serves a fusion Tokyo Eat adventurous.

There is so much variety to tempt your taste buds, but obviously it’s French food that really stands out in so many things in Paris and some are in unusual surroundings like L’Atelier de Joel Robuchon, 1970 style Korova family restaurant Apollo or Altitude 95 in the Eiffel Tower and they vary in cost from a few dollars to several hundred per person.

But if you want to cum for this special occasion, the best way to eat in Paris with Haute cuisine, which is preparing to develop food and presentation, and some of the Michelin star rated cuisine restaurants include the High The Grand Cascade near Longchamps horse racing, Guy Savoy, Taillevent, Le Grand Vefour and La Tour d’Argent, where you may have to pay over 250 Euros per person, but even the most expensive restaurants are cheaper for lunch in the evening.

Now forget gourmet, you will find most restaurants in Paris serves French cuisine has a daily menu or menu item, which means normally the main meal at a reasonable price, which change frequently depending on what products fees are available.

In addition, if you want to eat breakfast, it is likely to be in a pastry or Tearoom where you can get croissants, bread, fillings such as meats and cheeses, pastries and a cup of coffee and numerous places like Angelina or Laduree, offer a choice to eat there, or things to go, but one point to note is that many establishments add an additional charge to your bill if you decide to sit outside on their terrace, rather than ‘inside.

When it comes to food, you can find numerous different cafes and bistros whilst walking around Paris such as the Cafe Marly with a magnificent view of the famous Louvre museum, and it may be an idea to mark these on a map so you can find your next fueling station!

As for the evening meals are usually served at about 19h30 and restaurants are far more occupied with the world 21 hours. Plus we would like to point out that Parisians tend to dress for a night and most restaurants it is expected that you have a glass of wine or two with your meal, but keep in mind that a table wine can be just as expensive as many others on the wine list, because they are still excellent.

And there are many options available for dinner as the cozy intimacy of Au Bon Accueil, or perhaps you’ve been to a nightclub and need to eat in the early hours of the morning, then Au Pied de Pig is open 24 / 7 is a good choice, or you can choose the friendly atmosphere and smells of food cooking on the spit at the Atelier Maitre Albert or contemporary cuisine at Spoon Food and Wine, but you also places a cabaret where you can enjoy a meal and watch a cabaret show as the famous Moulin Rouge.

And after all that restaurant in Paris enjoying the fabulous cuisine on offer, it just may not be the same when you get home!