In Paris and the Ile-de-France region, it's not always easy to find your way around all the restaurants on offer. There are many legendary addresses, as well as many new openings every year. So, if you want to be sure of findingauthenticity and conviviality during your lunch or dinner, Parisian inns are the right solution for you!
Originally, inns welcomed weary travelers looking for a good meal and a roof over their heads for the night. Today, they perpetuate this tradition by offering typical dishes prepared with local and seasonal produce. Often rustic (but not always!), these inns feature exposed wooden beams, fireplaces and an intimate, country atmosphere.
Rich in tradition and conviviality, the inns of Paris and Ile-de-France are often nestled in picturesque settings, embodying the charm and art of living à la française. While some of these addresses combine authenticity with refined cuisine, others, further out, offer a more bucolic setting, perfect for a simple gourmet getaway.
What's more, in addition to a generous meal, some of these inns also offer cosy bedding, allowing guests to extend their stay in this enchanting setting. Here are the best addresses for inns in Paris and the Ile-de-France region!
L'Auberge du Bonheur, the confidential restaurant in Bois de Boulogne
L'Auberge du Bonheur is the hidden restaurant in the Bois de Boulogne. With its large, leafy terrace in summer and cosy chalet by the fire in winter, it's the place to enjoy fine bistronomic dishes all year round. Hidden behind the famous Grande Cascade, this little corner of paradise awaits you for moments of pure relaxation. [Read more]
Odette, the Rostang family's Auberge Urbaine, launches into gnocchi
Odette, the Rostang family's urban inn in the Halles district, delights us with its refined, tasty seasonal dishes. And this year, the house is offering a new menu featuring gnocchi... Follow the guide! [Read more]
L'Auberge Bressane, bourgeois French cuisine in a traditional atmosphere
Head to the Auberge Bressane for a feast in the purest French tradition. On the menu, well-executed bourgeois cuisine, to be savored in the authentic atmosphere of a small regional inn. [Read more]
L'Auberge Nicolas Flamel with Grégory Garimbay at the helm
A true Parisian institution, the Auberge Nicolas Flamel welcomes a new chef, Grégory Garimbay. The oldest inn in Paris has also taken advantage of the past few months to give itself a sober makeover. And on the plate, you'll find a gastronomic cuisine that doesn't deny its classical roots and aims for the stars. [Read more]
Pedzouille La Grange: a high-altitude inn perched atop the Novotel Porte de Versailles in Paris
The Pedzouille team takes you to 7th heaven, or rather to the 8th floor of the Novotel Porte de Versailles, with the opening of its new restaurant, La Grange. Opening on May 19, 2021, this high-altitude inn, perched in the 15th arrondissement of Paris, is sure to delight lovers of beautiful views, as well as fans of generous, franchouillard dishes. [Read more]
L'Auberge Ravoux: a journey through time in the footsteps of Van Gogh at Auvers-sur-Oise (95)
Have you heard of the Auberge Ravoux? Nestled in Auvers-sur-Oise, in the Val-d'Oise region of France, this place, also known as the "House of Van Gogh", offers visitors a plunge into the past, in the footsteps of the illustrious Dutch painter. [Read more]
L'Auberge des Saints Pères, the excellent restaurant and gourmet hangout in Aulnay-sous-bois (93)
In the heart of Seine-Saint-Denis, near Aulnay-sous-Bois, the Auberge des Saints-Pères is a well-known gourmet restaurant that was awarded a Michelin star for almost 20 years. Although the restaurant decided to relinquish its Michelin star, its refined cuisine is still well worth the detour, with a menu devised by chef Jean-Claude Cahagnet. [Read more]
Traditional bouillons, brasseries and bistros in Paris, our tips and good addresses
Fancy a bite to eat in a typical Parisian restaurant? Here are the best addresses for bouillons, brasseries and traditional bistros in Paris! [Read more]
Traditional bouillons, brasseries and bistros in Paris, our tips and good addresses
