This guide is a collection of curated restaurants from all around Paris that Les Frenchies have tried and are happy to recommend.  It includes cafes, bistros, bouillons, tea salons, and more.  These are sit-down restaurants where you can enjoy traditional French dishes and must-try items while visiting Paris. And many of them were featured in our videos. Bon Appetit!



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La Jacobine

Nestled within a charming 17th-century setting, La Jacobine is a must-visit for those seeking an authentic taste of Paris. They craft a french onion soup that's truly exceptional, captivating the senses with the aroma of caramelized onions and bubbling cheese. The first spoonful reveals a rich, savoury delight with a perfect blend of textures. The staff are exceptional and provide a warm welcome to non-French speakers.

Jacobine has been one of our top favorites for decades. There isn't anything here we don't like. From their onion soup or escargot to the coq au vin, roasted lamb or hot goat cheese salad, these guys pay attention to the details with eveything they make. Don't forget to try the best hot chocolate in Paris along with a pistachio raspberry tarte or a carambar (caramel) cheesecake.  These guys never disappoint. 

 Known for its charming and cozy atmosphere, La Jacobine is particularly famous for its renowned chocolate mousse, onion soup and escargot. Located on one of the oldest streets in Paris, Rue Saint Andre-des Arts.

Lunch here - good to make a booking prior to going

Traditional French dishes like onion soup & coq au vin in a snug setting in a historic passageway.

Tue-Sun: 12pm-11pm

Onion soup is the must to try but everything else was delicious as well. No reservations, just walk-ins. 

Traditional restaurant for french dishes like onion soup  located at Passage du Commerce St. André

La Jacobine

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