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🍽️ 7 Classic French Dishes – 7 Great Parisian Restaurants! 🇫🇷

Planning a trip to Paris and wondering what to eat? In this video, I bring you 7 typically French dishes — and the best Paris restaurants to enjoy each one! From Blanquette de Veau to Escargots, Bœuf Bourguignon to Raclette, this is your essential guide to eating like a local.

📝 This is a compilation of previously published reviews, but I’ve gathered them all in one place to make things easier for you.
📌 The dishes are presented in alphabetical order, and you’ll find chapters in the video timeline so you can jump straight to your favorites.

🍷 Featured Dishes & Restaurants:
00:00 – Introduction
01:04 – Blanquette de Veau – Le Petit Rétro (16th)
09:01 – Bœuf Bourguignon – Au Vieux Comptoir (1st)
15:00 – Choucroute – Bofinger (4th)
19:24 – Entrecôte – A l’Ami Pierre (11th)
24:54 – Escargots – L’Escargot Montorgueil (1st)
30:34 – Raclette – le Chalet Savoyard (11th)
36:21 – Steak Tartare – Au P’tit Zinc (14th)

👇 Let me know in the comments: Which one would you love to try when you’re in Paris next?

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Bon appétit!

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20 Comments

  1. Curious what kind of camera set do you use to film your adventures? Thanks so much for all the great reviews.

  2. I’ve probably said this before, but you’re the absolute best and enjoyable food blogger around. I hate the word ‘classy’ but that sums you up. We certainly share a similar taste in food! Thanks so much. Merci bien.

  3. Alain, I follow you as I think you to be for all people not just tourists as some vloggers are. Always impartial and good taste.
    However…Ketchup on a steak tartare? Why not put ketchup on a filet mignon? I think maybe you are courting too many Americans (which I am) so I can speak to this. To use ketchup as a condiment is embarrassing to me as we are in France, not Pittsburgh, so want to enjoy the French experience, not American. Forgive me but I speak for many I'm sure. Merci beaucoup

  4. I don't think all the dishes on the "Petit Retro" menu, or any other restaurant that have so many dishes on its menu, are cooked on order. There is no doubt in my mind that most of these dishes if not all are industrial food.

  5. The name Steak Tartare actually comes from the tartars, who is said to have put their fresh shot meat under their saddles to "prepare" it. for how long, I don't know. Steak Tartar is also common in Sweden under the name of Raabiff. Raw beef. Or Halstrad, (brulee).

  6. Bonsoir Alain, we are finally here now and have a booking at Bofinger tomorrow night based on your original recommendation 😊 if we see you there we will buy you a drink!

  7. well that was 44 minutes and 46 seconds well spent. I really enjoyed your reveiws, especially having eaten in a couple of them.

  8. In my opinion, very reasonable prices. We live during winter in Mexico and during summer in The Netherlands. My Mexican wife and I have 2 dinners a year on our birthdays at our favorite restaurant, so we don't mind the price. The last dinner we had was on my birthday on June 1st., visiting family in Mexico, and the total bill was 2800 pesos, 140 euros. The rest of the year we cook. She, the Mexican dishes and I, the European and Asian dishes. I learned cooking relatively late in life and studied the books by Escoffier and Bocuse. Not necessarily the recipes but techniques. I'm retired and have a sea of time, and I enjoy cooking, and eating, very much. You pointed the way for our next visits to Paris. Merci.

  9. New subscriber here. Agree , he has very soothing voice and his videos are most enjoyable to watch.

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