Top Rated Nightlife in Paris

Au Bourguignon Du Marais is a contemporary French bistro serving flavoursome delicacies and an exclusive wine list. Headed by chef Yann Lecourt, some of its specials include jambon persillé, beef bourguignon, foie grass de canard, volaiile fermiere rotie au marc bourgonge, notre paris-brest, moelleus au chocolate and lots more. Their wine list is mainly from Burgundy, which perfectly blends with your choice of food. They also have a special kids and a vegetarian menu, making the place suitable for everyone. Making reservations is essential as the place gets packed during evenings.

Old is truly gold! La Fontaine de Mars, with its old checkered tablecloths, lacy curtains and wooden doors, retains the old world charm. The ambiance is cozy and warm, serving authentic Sud-Ouest cuisine. Get a taste of French southwestern delights by digging into the Cassoulet or Meuniere. For dessert, tantalize your taste buds with Iles Flottantes. And after dinner, wine is always welcome. Try the Chinon here. However, the items are a little expensive, so don't forget to carry your credit cards.

Established in 1845, one of Paris' oldest bistros, Polidor has a huge dining room with seating for over 100 people. Tables are prettily decorated with checked tablecloths, and decor is all mid-19th Century. The atmosphere is a blend of friendly, traditional bistro and Latin Quarter exoticism. Very close to the famous Sorbonne university, lecturers and budding intellectuals can be seen here at lunchtime enjoying the traditional French fare: veal in white sauce, beef provençale and chicken and fries. Loads of charm and reasonably priced. Enjoy!

French dining is fun, and this cozy restaurant drives the point home. Light colors, woody interiors, an amazing set of lights and comfy seating contrast with the Spanish wall hangings, while immaculately dressed waiters serve you with great finesse and politesse. Meals are light and simple; try any of the salads, for they won't let you down. For a heavier lunch, go in for the steaks. If you just don't want to bother with the menu, ask for the dish of the day – it's a delectable ensemble of aperitif, entree and dessert. Bon appétit!

Set in a stylish space, with beams, fireplace, exposed brick walls, a bar and a lovely patio, it’s easy to feel relaxed as soon as you step into the restaurant. Serving traditional French delicacies like Salade d'Ecrevisse and Escargots, you are sure to like this eatery if you like French food. You can also go for the Foie Gras served on a flavored, spicy bread. Pair the meals with a wine recommendation by the knowledgeable staff. If you find yourself in the 13th arrondissement, try out this restaurant if you want to have a taste of good French food without feeling the pinch.

With a charming décor and a fairly large outdoor seating area, Au Père Tranquille is a French restaurant and bar located in the heart of Les Halles in Paris. The Salad Cleopatre, Tartare Classique (minced steak) and the world famous French onion soup are the specialties at the restaurant. The delectable desserts like Creme Brulee and crepes are a must try. The bar is well stocked with fine French wines, spirits and beers. Au Père Tranquille is a great cafe to grab a bite and to hangout over a few drinks.