Trendy Restaurants In Paris – Where To Eat In Paris

Looking for trendy restaurants in Paris? Paris is a mecca for food enthusiasts. With a countless number of Michelin stars restaurants, hip bistros, and cozy cafés it can sometimes be hard to sort out the bad ones from the good ones. Continue reading for a list of my favorite Paris restaurants – from classic steak frites to trendy baos and great street-food falafel.

️ Ralph’s

This elegant Ralph Lauren restaurant is located in the heart of Saint-Germain-des-Prés, in a beautiful building on Boulevard Saint-Germain. It’s a bit expensive but is worth it just for the experience. Don’t be surprised if you spot a celebrity or two when you eat at Ralph’s. I recommend you reserve a table before you go, it can sometimes be a bit too popular. If you go there during summer, make sure to get a table outside in the garden.

️ Pink Mamma

This Italian restaurant in Pigalle seems to be on everyone’s lips nowadays. Pink Mamma has become Instagram famous for its beautiful interior, designed by Martin Brudnizki. The trendy restaurant is situated on several floors, and the top floor has windows overlooking Paris. This is also where the famous Instagram photo (pictured above) is taken. You shouldn’t leave this place without trying their truffle pasta and panna cotta dessert – both delicious. Make sure to reserve a table in advance, this restaurant is very popular!

Pink Mamma is a part of the Big Mamma group that has several restaurants all over Paris. Pink Mamma is probably their most famous restaurant. It’s located in a bright pink building in the trendy area Pigalle. But if you don’t care about the interior design you might as well visit any of their other restaurants, like Ober Mamma. The menus are almost identical.

️ Le Train Bleu

This might be the most beautiful restaurant in Paris. Le Train Bleu is located in the hall of the Gare de Lyon railway station in Paris. They serve fantastic food that goes in line with the spectacular decor. Eating here is an experience in itself! It’s fine dining meets train station.
The restaurant was originally created for the 1900 Paris Exposition, and each dining room is themed to represent regions of France and is decorated with paintings by some of the most popular artists of that time.

️ Le Plein Soleil

Le Plaein Soleil is located just outside the metro station Parmentier in the 11th arrondissement. This trendy area is packed with restaurants and bars, and this place is a classic French bistro just like you expect it to be.

️ Derriere

Derriere in the art metiers area is furnished just like a huge apartment. With beds, sofa, secret rooms behind closets, and pingpong table its a really cool experience.