7th arrondissement

Budget

Budget
$
Chez Germaine
30 rue Pierre Leroux
+33 1 42 73 28 34

It's all about home-cooking, like your grandma would do if she were French, and trained in cooking.

Budget
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Au Pied de Fouet
45 rue de Babylone
+33 1 47 05 12 27
€8-12
Métro: Vaneau

It's an appropriate name for a restaurant renowned for its unapologetically rude wait staff. Some people say that this is part of the charm of the place, perhaps that fits your definition of the word "charm" as well? Or perhaps not. One way or the other it's cheap and the food is good.

Budget
$
l'Oasis
162, rue de Grenelle

An authentic take on Moroccan cuisine

Midrange

Midrange
$$
Chez l'Ami Jean
27 Rue Malar
dinner menu approx. €30, credit cards accepted

A sensational little restaurant featuring food and wine from the Basque region.

Midrange
$$
Le Clos des Gourmets
16 avenue Rapp
+33 1 45 51 75 61
dinner menu: €33, credit cards accepted
Open Tue-Sat 12.15PM - 2PM, 7.15PM - 11PM, Closed Sun-Mon and August
Métro: Ecole Militaire / Alma Marceau, RER: Pont de l'Alma

A great little restaurant, elegant without being stuffy, popular with foreign visitors and American diplomatic staff. French cuisine with a twist - try the avocado millefeuille with orange sauce for dessert, a surprisingly good combination.

Midrange
$$
Tribeca
36, Rue Cler, 75007 Paris
+33 1 45 55 12 01
dinner menu Approx. €20

A very nice terrasse on the rue Cler pedestrian area. The food is simple but good and reasonably cheap.

Top end

Top end
$$$
Le Petit Tibéro
132 rue du Bac
+33 1 45 48 76 25
Top end
$$$
Le Voltaire
27, quai Voltaire
+33 1 42 61 17 49

Le Voltaire has always been tres chic and with customers like Helene Rochas and the Rothschild family, you know you are dining with the right set. Peaceful wood paneling and lighting that flatters, it is an intimate and romantic setting, where newcomers feel that they belong to an exclusive club. Be sure to dine upon the tenderloin in pepper sauce.

Expect high prices at cafés and restaurants.