Paris is one of the world’s foremost gastronomic cities, so it is no surprise that it welcomes a wealth of new eateries every month. This year a top selection of restaurants, cafés and bars has opened in the French capital, and many of them are must-try eateries. Paris is famous for its café culture and the last couple of months have seen the launch of several chic new venues; Zia in the 7th arrondissement offers beautifully healthy brunches; those looking for something slightly different should be sure to check out Mediterranean-inspired Mulko. Take a look at the latest must-try new Parisian eateries here.
Global Blue guides you to the best new restaurants in Paris. From crêperies to romantic eateries and cool new street food haunts, these are the best new restaurants to visit in Paris in autumn 2017
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Comice
Comice is the brainchild of chef Noam Gedalof and sommelier Etheliya Hananova, a husband and wife team that has, between them, more than 30 years of professional experience in California, New York, Montréal and Paris. Their new fine-dining restaurant serves contemporary French cuisine and alongside it is a wine list carefully curated from artisan producers. Dishes range from guinea fowl to veal with pancetta, and sea bass; there are also sharing options that include beef matured for 45 hours. Beautifully decorated, this is a perfect place for a romantic dinner.
Comice, 31 avenue de Versailles, 75016 Paris, +33 (0)1 4215 5570
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Le Yacht Club
Le Yacht Club brings bright a slice of Nice to the SoPi (or South Pigalle) neighbourhood in the 9th arrondissement. The chic blue and white interior makes a fitting setting for this Parisian version of a beach restaurant, with a menu to match. The Mediterranean-inspired cuisine presents such delights as grilled razor clams and octopus and also offers sharing plates of beef dumplings and more, as well as vegetarian tapas-style dishes.
Le Yacht Club, 8 rue Saint-Lazare, 75009 Paris, +33 (0)9 5357 6115
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Mulko
Located in the up-and-coming 10th arrondissement, Mulko is a new venture by French-Israeli chef Pierre Bouko Levy and Cyril Dedieu, previously at the helm of the Bügelski food truck. Opened in mid-September, the new venue offers top Mediterranean-inspired cuisine, with a focus on richly flavoured dishes such as lamb shawarma and grilled calamari. The use of fresh local produce ensures the very best quality, and already guests are regularly coming back for more. With its green and white ceramic tiles, the restaurant is set to be an Instagram favourite.
Mulko, 29 rue d’Enghien, 75010 Paris, +33 (0)9 5094 5610
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Mr Zhao
Offering authentic Chinese dishes from Xi’an, Mr Zhao provides a perfect retreat from the cold this autumn. The cuisine from the ancient city of Xi’an is characterised by noodles, dumplings and breads, all of which are produced and served here with evident pride. Options include delicious mo mo dumplings, handmade bread filled with stewed duck, and spicy biang biang noodles with beef, as well as vegetarian options.
Mr Zhao, 37 rue des Jeuneurs, 75002 Paris, +33 (0)1 7374 9405
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Zia
Located in the covetable 7th arrondissement, Zia is the perfect coffee shop to visit before a day exploring the Eiffel Tower and the Champs de Mars. The charming café offers seasonal French ingredients, with everything freshly made in-house to ensure the best quality. The impressive brunch menu is a real draw; popular items include Dutch baby pancakes, avocado toast, and spicy breakfast burrito. Zia also offers amazing picnics to go, all with market-fresh ingredients.
Zia, 22 avenue de Tourville, 75007 Paris, +33 (0)1 4418 9071
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Breizh Café
The famous Breizh Café in the Marias is widely regarded as one of the best crêperies in Paris ‒ and this summer the group opened another venture, this time in the Odéon district. The new site is the latest venue at which you’ll find top-quality buckwheat pancakes with interesting flavours. Guests can sit inside the Brittany-style café or enjoy a hot snack on the go ‒ it’s the perfect fuel to warm you up as you explore Paris.
Breizh Café, 1 rue de l’Odéon, 75006 Paris, +33 (0)1 4249 3473
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