Cafes and Restaurants

France boasts one of the most varied and developed cuisines in the world. Haute-cuisine, bistro-fare and family cooking all rely on quality produce, and each region is proud of its own specialities. Choose from good wholesome home cooking and baked goods from little cafes or try the very best that France can offer in one of many top restaurants.

France is famous for producing fine wine and over 365 different types of cheese. These can be sampled at many local vineyards and top cheese makers.

You would think that Bastille in Paris is most famous for its ruins of the prison made famous by the revolt on July 14, 1789. However it has now become a center of Parisian nightlife and is home to an array of exciting restaurants, street corner cafés and various clubs. Very popular with locals and tourists alike.

Café de Flore sits just off the Boulevard Saint-Germain, on the Rue Bonaparte in Paris, France. The classic Art Deco interior of all red seating, mahogany and mirrors has not changed for over 50 years. Famed for its intellectual clientele, it was said that Jean-Paul Sartre and Simone de Beauvoir would meet here and discuss philosophy over drinks.

Montmartre, located on the outskirts of paris is quaint and peaceful, with a hint of old village charm. Elevated above the city, you can wander around this rural villagewhile perusing its collection of upscale shops and cafés.