Our top tips for eating out near the Sorbonne district
Our top tips for eating out near the Sorbonne district
To Paris all the way from the ocean
Our team have been particularly impressed with a few restaurants near the Cluny hotel and Jardin du Luxembourg. Flavours of the past are combined on your plate with more exotic tastes to surprising results.
Poetry at the bottom of a glass
Le Bar à Huîtres is a great little surprise for anyone looking to eat near the Sorbonne district. Lobsters, crab and spider crab, langoustines and many other seafood delights make up its delicious meals. Go there for various oyster varieties from the Ile de Ré, Normandy, the Mediterranean, Aquitaine and more.
Bouillon Racine
Le Pré Verre is a gourmet bistro where guests enjoy innovative home-made cuisine. You’ll be amazed by the chef’s audacity in the black and red décor of the restaurant. Sea bream tartare, single-side pan-fried sword fish and dark chocolate truffade are made using fresh produce for a real dining treat.
The name of this listed building goes all the way back to Paris’ most ancient brasseries. The Art Deco setting is made all the more beautiful by chef Alexandre Belthoise’s culinary artistry. Tuna tartare with lime, roast duck fillet and home-made melt-in-the-middle dark chocolate pudding come together in a perfect harmony of flavours.
