Going to Paris August 14th to 18th...wondering if getting around using the Metro is easy or not. I dont speak a word of French. Also staying at the Hotel Lourve...anyone know a few good places to eat, bistros or whatever. Thanks (7 replies, last updated by PeteDelfino July 24, 2006)

We are leaving in a week for Provence and Paris. I know that there have been posts on the Marais previously but I would appreciate latest favorites within walking distance of St. Paul Metro (we are renting nearby). I am looking... (6 replies, last updated by menton1 October 20, 2008)

Is there a nice traditional comfortable CAFE near the Louvre-Rivoli Metro station? I need to park my fiance somewhere in the morning where she can relax with a newspaper and have her coffee and tobacco – or she transforms... (1 reply, last updated by Dodo June 27, 2008)

a lot of the bustling brasseries and bistros I’ve been to in Paris. Lots of activity. (7 replies, last updated by dillard57 March 28, 2002)

. The address is 9 rue Michodiere, between the Opera and Quatre September metro stops. I’ve searched Michelin red guide and Paris by Bistro by the Grafs and come up with the following list of possibles. I’d appreciate... (4 replies, last updated by JmVikmanis August 9, 2004)

without breaking the bank. Les Philosophes 28, rue Vieille-du-Temple 75004 Paris Metro Hotel de Ville Open until 2am Tel: 01.48.87.54.91 (2 replies, last updated by Elena January 1, 2006)

Paris:...going for the Tour De France staying two nights...anyonebeen to a Cuban place up from Oberkampf? (1 reply, last updated by sandrikajamal June 17, 2003)

There’s a new crepe place called Metro Crepe inside the courtyard of the Citicorp Center at Sansome and Sutter. I decided to give them a try for lunch today. I may give it one more try, but for now I’ll call it Not... (1 reply, last updated by mcchowhound May 23, 2003)

Out of the way, but if you want completely authentic korean, go to Nam San 87 avenue de Flandre 75019 Paris (Métro Riquet ou Crimée) It’s the only restaurant my Korean frinds go to. (3 replies, last updated by lillyoung September 21, 2006)

Each time l am here get bread from different boulangeries every day, some ok, some poor, many memorable. Here are a few of my favorites, let me know some other great ones Huge miche at Le Pain and Les Idees near Bonsergant metro;... (0 replies, last updated by Delucacheesemonger October 15, 2007)

There are tons of places in Paris for good Pho. Go to the 13th, left bank. Metro stops Masion Blanche or Tolbiac and walk around. Also try Le Cambodge for Khmer @ 10 ave Richerand in the 10th. Belleville, the 19th (?) was... (6 replies, last updated by Calyandra April 27, 2006)

Will be in Paris this week – Monday to Saturday – staying on rue la Boetie off the Champs Elysee in the 8th, working until about 8PM Monday to Thursday. Would appreciate advice for a couple of petit dejeuner... (0 replies, last updated by bistecca June 6, 2009)

We moved into the Western Addition 3 months ago. Last week, to our delight, we stumbled upon Le Metro (on Divisadero), went in and had what turned out to be a fantastic dinner. I had a generous glass of Malbec, a delicious navy... (1 reply, last updated by Jack May 16, 2005)

to a more junior officer. I second McMike’s recommendation of l’Os a Moelle on rue Vasco da Gama in the 15th (Metro Lourmel, closed Sunday and Monday). In the 13th, not far from the place d’Italie on the rue... (2 replies, last updated by Maurice Naughton March 21, 2004)

You are near the Kleber metro station which can take you into the 7th etc. The Paris metro stations can be difficult to navigate and only a few have escalators or elevators. I advise taxi’s or the bus system (which I do not... (9 replies, last updated by Oakglen July 25, 2007)