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30, rue Debelleyme , Paris 75003
+33-01-49-96-54-01

Rose Bakery Marais

With its minimalist interior, organic products, and colorful preparations, Rose Bakery has conquered the brunching heart of Paris. This second outpost of this British bakery has the same key ingred... read more

38, rue Debelleyme, Paris 75003
+33-01-42-72-39-24

Le Pamphlet

The most under-rated chef in town won’t always be flying under the radar. Seasonal carte switch-hits between refined and homey dishes. Heavy leanings toward the southwest - veal axoa washed d... read more

64, rue Charlot, Paris 75003
+33-01-42-77-34-10

La Briciola

Relative newcomer in the northern Marais from the same heralded team as Canal-side Maria Luisa. Pizzas are thin and blistered as they should be. Menu is short but well-selected. Crowd is fashion an... read more

47, rue de Bretagne, Paris 75003
+33-01-42-72-36-26

Chez Omar

Serving up above average couscous, people come for the bustling vibe as much as anything else. The inevitable wait at the pretty zinc counter gives you a chance to check out the cackling locals and... read more

38, rue Réaumur , Paris 75003
+ 33-01-42-72-69-25

Au Bascou

Settle beneath the hanging peppers and Basque-kitsch decor to taste some of the finest southwest cooking in Paris. Grilled prawns and baby mussels on a bed of artichokes, baby squid sauté wi... read more

6, rue des Fontaines du Temple , Paris 75003
+ 33-01-42-74-16-60

Au Fil des Saisons

Under-the-radar restaurant on a tiny street near République serving well-plated and seasonal French dishes. The market-inspired ardoise changes frequently, so there’s always something ... read more

39, rue de Bretagne, Paris 75003
+33-01-42-72-34-85

L’Estaminet des Zouaves

A handful of picnic tables set down in the middle of a buzzing market. Seasonal produce at arms’ length ends up as adornment for your roast chicken plat du jour. Enjoy the sun, sip your Sauvi... read more

3 Rue Volta, Paris 75003
01 42 78 31 70

Song Heng

The menu has just two items, it's only open from noon to 4pm, line-ups are constant, and getting a seat is like a game of Tetris in this cramped 17th-century room in a hidden, mini-Vietnamtown in t... read more