Head to these places when you are in Parighi!

Point Bar This hip joint occupies the northeast corner of one of the most hyped up areas, providing a great alternative to Barlotti. Run by Alice Bardet. Try the citronella cod and curry cauliflower ravioli. The real action is out on the large terrace.

40, Place du Marché St Honoré

Le Cafe Bobo beauties and bric a brac on which to rest your wandering eyes. Branché brunchers squeeze in for huge salads, pastas and croques. Music, media, and fashion folks fill the narrow yellow spaces at dinner. Immensely popular, smoky and loud.

62, rue Tiquetonne

Chez Castel One of the most notorious doors in town,recently bought out by Queens Philippe Fatien. If you can get pst the red facade and into the crimson, velvet and gold depths, keep your peepers peeled: this longtime A list address packs more topshelf talent than anywhere else. Sport stars, showbiz kids, fashion celebs love this three floor mansion.

15, rue Princesse

Villa Barclay 2 the late fuchsia ethno lounge Nirvana replaced the orignial Villa Barclay. In its wake, the Costes brothers have come in, restored the name and undertaken yet another redesign. Expect the standard skinny chichi crowds.

3, avenue Matignon

Pershing Lounge This chic cream and cranberry bar designed by Andrée Putman is a refined haute hot spot done in a sort of Empire minimalist style. Reminiscent of Hotel costes but not quite so over the top. Excellent place to sip bubbly. The courtyard with a massive vertical garden is one of the best in Paris.

49, rue Pierre Carron

Hotel Amour eschews the superluxe approach going in soley for style. The ground floor neobrasserie and bar, decked with mismatched mid century chairs, draws a young and beaufil cowd. Hipsters pack the back garden all summer long. A project of nighlife scion Thierry Costes, Baron upstart André, and Emmanuel Delavenne.

8, rue de Navarin

Baxo A unique lounge close to the Canal St Martin The Baxo is a unique lounge that welcomes you in an outstanding atmosphere. This stylish bar/lounge offering dinner or, during the second half of the night, a festive environment to kick back, relax and enjoy a cocktail or two. Major DJs spin on weekends. Serves savory cuisine that won't put too much of a burden on your wallet. Definitively a place you'll want to share with friends.

21, Rue Juliette Dodu

At the Curieux Spahetti Bar there is Italian food at noon and at night.At night, leave room for shots of vodka perfumed with ginger, cactus, caramel, black liquorice or pink litchi...The weekend, brunches and gargantuan buffets are self-service for your total relaxation. The proof: the waiters are in pyjamas!

14, Rue Saint Merri

Toi Restaurant Toi means you in French, and cofounders Bruno Andore and Philippe Courtain make sure it s known who they re talking about.

27, Rue du Colisée

Le Baba Bourgeois the 70’s design, in black and white and metal ,the excellent wines
the kindness of the service ,the quality of the food for a very reasonable price range
5, Quai de la Tournelle

The Experimental Cocktail Club opened a few weeks ago, rue Saint Sauveur.
As the name implies, this is a cocktail bar. And a very cool one : cosy armchairs, lounge music and DJ’s, friendly team behind the bar… The place is already a success, and can be overcrowded after eleven. This sexy cool bar is run by three hip young French men. Sleek, young, edgy and beautiful could describe both the décor (done by a New Yorker) and the clientele. Live DJs, friendly staff, and affordable (€10) cocktails keep it real. The minimalist-neo-baroque setting with black chesterfields and a zinc bar make for the perfect backdrop to the Champagne and vodka cocktails. I particularly like the Experimental 1, but so far I haven't had a bad cocktail here!
37 rue Saint-Sauveur