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“I can say without hesitation that Le Stresa restaurant is my absolute favorite in the city.” — Lauren Rubinski

“I also love Carboni’s, and Cibus on rue Molière (and, yes, I have a pasta fixation).” — Chloé Harrouche

“I also recommend Chez Georges, which has fine-tuned all the French classics on its extensive menu and has a tasteful décor that is reminiscent of a typically chic bistro setting.” — Chloé Harrouche

“I also love Carboni’s, and Cibus on rue Molière (and, yes, I have a pasta fixation).” — Chloé Harrouche

“I also love Jaïs – it’s one of my favorite addresses in Paris to take friends who are visiting from abroad, or for a family dinner.” — Isabelle Dubern-Mallevays

“Brasserie l’Emil at Château Voltaire is my go-to neighborhood restaurant.” — Sylvie Mus

“For me, it remains the best restaurant in Paris, if not beyond.” — Chloé Harrouche

“Whenever I have a sushi craving, I go to Takara to get my fix.” — Chloé Harrouche

“For udon noodles, I go to Kunitoraya.” — Chloé Harrouche

“Racines feels like a jewel hidden in the Passage des Panoramas, not very far from my office.” — Chloé Harrouche

“Le Voltaire does authentic French cuisine served in an elegant yet familial atmosphere.” — Chloé Harrouche

“But I go exclusively for the mouthwatering Couscous Royal” — Anissa Kermiche

“I have a weakness for Caviar Kaspia, at Place de la Madeleine.” — Isabelle Dubern-Mallevays

“And if I want total Japanese immersion, I head to Ogata.” — Chloé Harrouche

“Another place I love is Pépite, a tiny restaurant in the 11th arrondissement that’s not well known.” — Sylvie Mus