Romantic, inexpensive restaurant in Paris?

{ Posted on Aug 06 2010 by OhParis }
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My girlfriend and I are spending our 1 year anniversary in Paris and it’s the first time for both of us in the "City of Love". We are looking for a special restaurant for our special night but as we are students we can not afford anything too expensive. The food must be good (although she is not the most adventurous person when it comes to food), it must be very romantic and not cost over €100 for us both to eat. A good view is also a big plus! Thanks in advance! :)

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2 Responses to “Romantic, inexpensive restaurant in Paris?”

  1. By Rillifane on Aug 6, 2010 | Reply

    While I wouldn’t say there is much of a view I would suggest Le Coupe Chou at 9 & 11, rue de Lanneau in the 5th arrondissment. Its quite a pleasant and cozy place with reasonable prices. Here is their website (In both French and English). http://www.lecoupechou.com/index.php?PHPSESSID=17d8ae5ee71ea0e209cf3313d06d8e58

    I should mention that what one person sees as romantic another will not. Indeed "inexpensive" is another such word since I would not associate it with a €100 meal for two. So I will put in a plug for my favorite little place, La Methode at 2 rue Descartes.in the 5th. Its on a tiny little square just a few blocks south of the Pantheon. A very nice three course meal with drinks before and a coffee after will cost you no more than €60-€70 including a pitcher of one of the house wines (all of which are quite nice). There’s no view at all from the dining room in the back (which is where I suggest you eat) but staff is very friendly and good humoured in this tiny place and you’ll feel quite at home. The food is stunningly good and traditionally French with the occassional little extra touch (like szechuan peppercorns on the duck breast).

  2. By whitneymagnolia on Aug 6, 2010 | Reply

    the Jules Verne restaurant in the Eiffel Tower. They have fixed prixe meals for like 30-40 euros and it is 3 course… it is the EIFFEL TOWER and how much more romantic can you get? ;) The food was good, too.

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