Sarcelles Restaurants

This snug wood-panelled bistro has a great and well-deserved culinary reputation. Bigger on the inside than it looks, it's worth waiting if there's a line, because chef Rodolphe Paquin's menu is always a superlative look at cla... more

This bar-restaurant is located in a famous pedestrian street of the Bastille area. Tourists and salsa lovers sit comfortably in glamorous club-armchairs amidst palm-trees. Cuba is definitely fashionable in Paris and this place... more

This authentic French restaurant, open since the 1930s, is a favorite among meat-lovers. Originally a steakhouse and located in a former slaughter district, this place's menu boasts of nothing less than 16 house specialties and... more

This chain of half a dozen restaurants offers fruits and salads in several original combinations, based on 12 flavors from smoked tarama, spiced chicken on a skewer, and avocado cream to tuna caviar, curried stonebass on a skew... more

This bistro is very popular with students and the young office crowd. Lovers of steak will rejoice as the portions out here are very large. The Salmon Carparccio and the Chicken Tartars are highly recommended. The staff is quic... more

This piano and cabaret bar is situated in the Paris' lively 5th arrondissement. Trois Maillets is situated in an ancient stone building - so old that some of its patrons are rumored to include those who built the Notre Dame cat... more

The restaurant has a warm and cozy ambience, which is complimented by the lush green garden of the Hotel Sofitel Le Faubourg. French delicacies such as Crab and Asparagus Salad, Filet of John Dory with Spring Peas, Spelt Risott... more

Maceo will appeal to anyone with an eye for the finer things in life. Simple yet elegantly done up, it has over the years been a preferred haunt for celebrities and locals. Mark Williamson has kept to history and tradition wher... more

Some of the best North African food in Paris can be found at ever-popular Chez Omar. The restaurant isn't as "authentic-looking" as other North African restaurants in Paris (it resembles any ordinary French bistro – no belly da... more

Warm and comfortable, yet stylish, Mon Vieil Ami is a hit with locals and tourists alike. High wooden beams, dark furniture, subtle lighting and stone walls cocoon you at this bistro. Let the contemporary French and Alsatian fa... more