The 9Hotel République near the Canal Saint Martin

9 minutes walk from the hotel

 

Near Gare de l’Est, a well-located Hotel

Our hotel is just a few minutes’ walk from Gare de l’Est, one of the six major SNCF railway terminals in Paris. This architectural masterpiece is the departure point for numerous high-speed train lines to Alsace, Lorraine, as well as foreign destinations such as Germany and Poland. It also provides access to the Île-de-France rail network via the metro or RER, making it easy to travel throughout Paris and its suburbs.

How to get to Gare de l’Est?

Located near Gare du Nord, just a few minutes’ walk away, Gare de l’Est is served by metro lines 4, 5, and 7, providing easy access from Paris and its outskirts. Taking metro line 4 towards Porte d’Orléans, you can easily travel from Gare de l’Est to Gare Montparnasse.
To get from Gare de Lyon to Gare de l’Est, take metro lines 1 and 5, with a travel time of about 20 minutes. To reach Orly Airport from Gare de l’Est, there are several metro, train, and bus options, taking approximately 40 minutes.
A parking lot and various car rental agencies are available in the basement of Gare de l’Est. Additionally, numerous bus lines depart from the station, and finding a taxi is quite easy.

A Hotel Near Cafes and Restaurants

"Chez Aldo Gare de l’Est" is a popular restaurant on your way from 9Hotel République, located close to "Chez Schmid," known as the ambassador of Alsace in Paris. This charming establishment was founded in 1904 to provide Alsatians with a welcoming retreat after their long railway journey to the capital.
A little further east, opposite the Canal Saint-Martin but not far from Chez Schmid and Chez Aldo, is the famous crêperie "Fait ta crêpe." To get there from 9Hotel République, simply head north along Boulevard Magenta.
There are many more brasseries, cafés, and restaurants to discover in this neighborhood between Place de la République and Gare de l’Est.

History of the former Strasbourg station

Gare de l’Est, located next to 9Hotel République, has a history spanning over 170 years. Situated in Paris’ 10th arrondissement, near Gare du Nord, it is easily accessible on foot or by metro. It was originally established to connect Paris to Strasbourg after lengthy negotiations. In fact, its location—just steps from Gare du Nord and not truly in the east of Paris—almost led to its cancellation. At the time, Strasbourg could have been served by Gare du Nord, Gare de Lyon or even Gare d’Austerlitz.
Ultimately, it was built on the site of the Saint-Laurent Enclosure, where the Saint-Laurent Fair took place until the early 19th century. This area had originally been granted to lepers by King Louis VI the Fat. The station was inaugurated in 1850 by the future Emperor Napoleon III.

The most beautiful Station in the world?

Classified as a historic monument and long considered the most beautiful railway station in the world, Gare de l’Est is a neo-classical building with a limestone façade. Over the years, many architectural elements have been added while respecting its original style—except for the large transverse hall and its two Art Deco entrances on Rue d’Alsace and Rue du Faubourg-Saint-Martin.
The western wing, with its oldest façade, features a half-rose window and a clock flanked by sculptures representing the Seine and the Rhine rivers. On the gable of this hall, an allegorical statue of Strasbourg stands as a testament to the station’s symbolic orientation towards the Grand Est region, despite not being located in the actual east of Paris.

An important station in Paris

In terms of passenger traffic, Gare de l’Est ranks fifth among Paris’ six major railway terminals. With over 41 million travelers annually, according to SNCF, its activity, which had declined after the launch of the RER E, surged again with the introduction of the TGV Est, increasing passenger numbers by 22%.
In 2007, the year the LGV Est Européenne high-speed line was launched, an Alstom Transport prototype train set a world speed record of 574.8 km/h. Today, it is possible to travel by train from Paris to Berlin, Warsaw, Moscow, Minsk, Vienna, Budapest, and even Istanbul.
A shuttle service between Gare de l’Est and Charles-de-Gaulle Airport's TGV station is currently under consideration.

Gare de l’Est in culture

Several famous paintings, notably by Maximilien Luce, depict Gare de l’Est in the early 20th century. The station gained particular attention from painters and writers during World War I, as many French soldiers (the "Poilus") passed through it on their way to the Eastern Front. As a tribute, American painter Albert Herter donated a monumental painting titled Le Départ des Poilus, août 1914, which still hangs in the main hall.
Gare de l’Est has also been featured in numerous French films, highlighting its aesthetic appeal. Notable movies include Zazie dans le Métro, L’Homme de Rio, La Grande Vadrouille, Le Cerveau, Les Ripoux, and Le Fabuleux Destin d’Amélie Poulain.

A hotel in a quiet parisian neighborhood

The Gare de l’Est district, where our hotel is located, is peaceful and calm despite its proximity to Place de la République and two major train stations, Gare du Nord and Gare de l’Est. Nearby, the Canal Saint-Martin and the Belleville district offer green spaces and waterways, providing travelers with a refreshing retreat after a busy day.
Additionally, the close proximity of these two stations is convenient for long-distance travelers wishing to drop off their luggage at their hotel upon arrival. Since the hotel is also just a few steps from Place de la République, it is an excellent base for exploring Paris and its surroundings using public transportation. Numerous metro, RER, and bus lines depart from this hub, making 9Hotel République an ideal place to stay in Paris.

 

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Our hotel is a stone's throw from Place de la République in the heart of the 10th arrondissement

A major urban, historical and popular crossroads, Place de la République is one of the most emblematic squares in Paris. At its center stands the Monument à la République and its famous bronze relief, inaugurated in 1883. The statue of Marianne, the allegory of France, stands on the precise border of the city's 3rd, 10th and 11th arrondissements, in the extension of rue du Temple, boulevard du Temple, boulevard Voltaire and rue du Faubourg du Temple.

Place de la République: a popular meeting point in Paris

The place de la République is a true rallying point in Paris, and it has its own symbolic significance at concerts, events and political demonstrations. Originally built under the Second Empire, as a continuation of the works of Baron Haussmann, it has undergone many urban and architectural modifications. Renovated in 2013 at the initiative of the city of Paris, it is now entirely for pedestrians.

A hotel ideally located near the Place de la République

The 9Hotel République is thus ideally located, less than 10 minutes from the Gare du Nord and the Gare de l'Est, and very close to the Place de la République and the boulevard Voltaire. It is very easy to get there, either on foot or by public transport from the metro stop Jacques Bonsergent of line 5, which is at the foot of the hotel.
The hotel is also very well located for taking walks along the Canal Saint Martin, which is only a few minutes walk from the 9Hôtel République. Finally, the great advantage of being located near the Place de la République is to have the opportunity to travel very quickly in all areas of Paris, from the many metro lines (3,5,8,9,11) that pass or leave there.

Place de la République 75011 Paris.

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The 9Hotel République near the Parc des Buttes Chaumont

Located in the north-east of Paris, in the 19th arrondissement, the Parc des Buttes-Chaumont is one of the city's largest green spaces. Spread over 25 hectares, it is one of the most original with its impressive gradient, a legacy of the former quarries on which it was established. The 9Hotel République is just a few minutes' walk from this rural stroll through Paris.

A relaxing park, a cosy place

The Parc des Buttes Chaumont is the perfect place to relax or have a picnic with friends, family or just the two of you, offering magnificent views of the most beautiful city in the world, including the authentic Montmartre district opposite. The park's undulating landscape features grottoes, waterfalls, a suspension bridge and a belvedere-topped folly, giving it a unique charm and a romantic ambience enhanced by the exotic trees that dot the landscape.
To the north-west of the park, an artificial lake offers peace and refreshment in the hot summer hours, and is home to several species of birds and palmipeds: seagulls, moorhens, mallards... Designed to welcome people of all ages, the park offers activities for children: pony rides, puppet shows, playgrounds; but also for adults: snack bar, refreshment bar, restaurant, cafeteria or tea room. So, whatever age or mood you're in when you visit the Parc des Buttes-Chaumont, there's something for everyone to enjoy.

Parc des Buttes Chaumont in the neighbourhood of our hotel République

If you're looking for a hotel in Buttes Chaumont, the 9Hotel République is the place to be. Just a ten-minute walk across the Canal Saint-Martin, it's a different kind of Paris from the one you see around Place de la République and the Grands Boulevards: a more intimate, bucolic, almost village-like Paris, from the outskirts of the Belleville district to the Buttes Chaumont.
Surrounded by a bustling life, the park offers a passageway from the Place des Fêtes to the town hall of the 19th arrondissement, behind which you reach the Bassin de la Villette and then the great Parc de la Villette, home to the Philharmonie de Paris, the Zenith, the Cité de la musique and the Cité des sciences et de l'industrie.

A four-star hotel not far from Buttes Chaumont

The 9Hotel République, in the area around Gare de l'Est and Gare du Nord stations, Place de la République and Parc des Buttes Chaumont, offers all the comforts of a hotel of its standing. Not far from the metro station, it's a haven of peace and security, where the comfortable bed and the private bathroom are reminiscent of nights in a fine family home. The buffet breakfast offers a wide choice of dishes to fortify you before setting off to visit Paris and enjoy its monuments, squares and parks, including the Buttes Chaumont.

1 rue Botzaris 75019 Paris.
Tel. 01 48 03 83 10

 

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A conveniently located hotel in the 10th arrondissement

A very pleasant and lively district, the 10th arrondissement of Paris is both central and dynamic. With its social diversity and geographical proximity to tourist attractions such as the Marais, Canal Saint-Martin, the Louvre and Place de la République, it's a highly sought-after arrondissement full of life.

A hotel in Paris 10 near the Gare du Nord and Gare de l'Est stations

From the 9Hotel République, it's just a few minutes' walk to Gare du Nord or la Gare de l’Est, both of which are very close to each other and serve the main destinations in northern and eastern France and Europe. It's the ideal place to travel to Germany, Great Britain, Belgium, Luxembourg, the Netherlands or Poland.
From these stations, you can also reach Strasbourg, Nancy or Brussels very quickly. Whether you're looking for a hotel in Paris Gare de l'Est or a hotel Gare du Nord in Paris 10, our location in the République district is ideal. It's easy to get to wherever you need to go for business or pleasure. What's more, Gare du Nord and Gare de l'Est are well served by public transport in the Paris region, making it easy to get around Paris and its suburbs.

A hotel in Paris 10 close to tourist attractions

Located between the le Canal Saint-Martin and the “very beautiful and very useless Porte Saint-Denis”, as the initiator of Surrealism André Breton wrote in “Nadja” that he didn't spend three days without seeing it, on the Boulevard de Bonne-Nouvelle, a stone's throw from the Boulevard de Strasbourg, our Paris 10 hotel is in the lively heart of Paris.
From this doorway, you can quickly reach the Sentier or Marais districts in the historic center of Paris. A few minutes' walk is all it takes, and the leisurely stroller will soon be walking to the church of Saint-Eustache, Châtelet, or the nearby Centre Pompidou.

If he prefers to push on towards the Seine, he'll soon be under the arches of the Palais du Louvre or the arcades of the Rue de Rivoli. From there, you can either cross the Seine via the Pont-Neuf or the Pont des Arts, heading for the Île de la Cité and Notre-Dame Cathedral or the Latin Quarter towards la Sorbonne, or continue along the right bank of the Seine towards the Jardin des Tuileries and Place de la Concorde.
Whichever way you turn, when you leave the 9Hotel République, the possibilities for sightseeing, strolling and discovery are endless. To the east, the Canal Saint-Martin forms part of the route to the Belleville and Ménilmontant districts, small hills from the top of which Paris appears quite different from the vertical city seen from the central boulevards. To the north of Belleville lies the Parc des Buttes-Chaumont, and to the south, the famous and beautiful Père-Lachaise Cemetery.
To the west, just outside our hotel in Paris' tenth arrondissement, you'll find the Musée Grévin and the l’Opéra Garnier.

A hotel near the Place de la République

For those who don't want to travel so far to enjoy Paris' 10th arrondissement, the Place de la République is very close to the hotel. One of the largest and most famous squares in Paris, it is now entirely pedestrianized, and many Parisians gather here for concerts, events and festive and popular gatherings.
The Monument à la République has been enthroned at the center of the square since it took on its present name in the late 19th century, and, recognizable from afar, it is an emblematic rallying point in Paris.
Whether it's for the Paris Carnival in the 19th century, running races, political, trade union or cultural events, or more recently, the Place de la République in the tenth arrondissement is a regular meeting place.
So, in the aftermath of the November 13, 2015 attacks that plunged France into mourning, particularly in the eastern districts of Paris, not far from the Place de la République, this is where the French came to mourn and oppose the terrorist attacks.

A hotel in Paris 10 near the Parisian theaters

The area around 9Hotel République is still home to Parisian theaters, of which there are many on the grands boulevards. These boulevards, which were built on the site of the old Parisian ramparts, have been home to numerous theaters around the Porte Saint-Martin since the 18th century. A place for strolling, it has given a certain light, comic theater full of twists and turns its nickname. The term “boulevard” is often used to describe the comedies of manners that have been delighting audiences for centuries.
The Grands Boulevards, in Paris's 10th arrondissement, are also home to famous movie theaters such as the Grand Rex, a stone's throw from the Théâtre Bonne-Nouvelle. A little further on, past the famous Musée Grévin, begins Boulevard Haussmann, which leads to the Grand Magasins, Printemps and Galeries Lafayette, sumptuous Art Nouveau buildings whose illuminated and decorated windows are a must-see at Christmas, for the spectacle they project, delighting young and old alike.

Paris X, a lively district of the capital

In addition to cultural activities, the streets of Paris' tenth arrondissement are alive with friendly neighborhood life. Numerous restaurants, cafés and bars with lively terraces are within walking distance of the 9Hotel République. Via rue du Château d'Eau, in the direction of the 10th arrondissement town hall, Le Comptoir du Marché is a very pleasant place to dine or have a drink. Located right next to the Marché Saint-Martin, it stocks up on fresh produce, and offers a vast terrace in fine weather.
Other bistros, such as Le Réveil du 10ème and Bistrot brune, adjoin it and liven up the street as far as the Town Hall, after which the lively Château d'Eau district can be surprisingly diverse, bringing plenty of life to the streets.
A little higher up is the Saint-Quentin covered market, at the top of boulevard Magenta, a stone's throw from Gare de l'Est, where you'll find delicious fish and seafood, such as at Le canot vendéen fishmonger's or Poissonnerie du petit bateau. This large green cast-iron, glass and pink-brick market hall is a lively Parisian landmark, visited by local residents every day except Monday, when it's closed, but especially at weekends, on Saturday and Sunday mornings.Not far from Marché Saint-Quentin and Gare de l'Est, on the way back to our 9Hotel République, you'll find the magnificent Saint-Laurent church, listed as a historic monument. Its earliest foundations date back to the 5th century, and it was mentioned by the famous historian and bishop Grégoire de Tours. Rebuilt in the 15th century in the flamboyant Gothic style, it's well worth a visit.

 

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Georges Pompidou national art and cultural centre

Located in the Beaubourg district of Paris, the Centre Pompidou was born of President Pompidou's desire to create a multi-cultural establishment entirely dedicated to contemporary art. Inaugurated in 1977, the museum is a work of art in itself, with its original architecture and colorful pipes, and houses the largest collection of modern and contemporary art in Europe: Picasso, Kandinsky, Matisse, Dali...

Rivaling the Musée du Louvre for the richness of its collections, it attracts curious art and culture lovers from all over the world. The area around the museum is bustling with art, culture and festivities, with students, street artists and passers-by all making their presence felt. The view of Paris from the terraces of the Musée Georges-Pompidou is incomparable, and rivals the finest paintings to be found on its walls.

A museum in the Marais district near the 9Hotel République

The 9Hotel République is just a few minutes' walk from the Quartier du Marais, a historic district of Paris with a rich cultural and festive life.

The Centre Pompidou, also known as Beaubourg, is located in the Marais district, not far from other emblematic museums such as the Picasso National Museum and the Museum of Jewish Art and History, and just a stone's throw from Les Halles, the beating heart of Paris. Strolling from the hotel to the Georges Pompidou Center for Modern and Contemporary Art, you'll visit some of the capital's most beautiful neighborhoods. The Porte Saint-Martin, which so fascinated André Breton, the inventor of Surrealism, is 300 meters from the hotel and leads to the Rue Saint-Martin, which leads to the Musée des Arts et Métiers and, further on, to the Musée de l'illusion. You'll cross old Paris to the Centre Pompidou, and can even take rue Quincampoix, which runs parallel to rue Saint-Martin and boulevard de Sébastopol, and is one of the oldest in the city. This medieval street is famous for having been a place of prostitution, but also for having housed Law's bank, where in 1720 terrible riots took place when the bank, which had issued banknotes, was unable to provide the gold to back them up.

Beaubourg culture, two metro stations from the hotel

The Centre Pompidou is not just a museum, it's also a cultural space offering a rich and eclectic program of cinema, theater, dance, concerts, meetings and conferences throughout the year, making Beaubourg a multidisciplinary space unique in the world. Whether for children, schoolchildren or the more discerning, there are numerous artistic and cultural activities on offer, all of which are of the highest quality.

Finally, at the very top of this museum with its original architecture, you can spend an unforgettable moment on the terrace of restaurant Georges. To get there, you can take the long escalators that ascend the monument from the outside, in large Plexiglas tubes from which you stretch effortlessly towards the city's summits, discovering new monuments with delight at every step.

And if it's not yet time to eat, don't forget to visit one of the Centre Pompidou's bookshops, which offer a unique selection of 20th- and 21st-century art books, or the boutique, which offers a wide choice of reproductions, souvenirs and gifts to suit all budgets. And perhaps it's with your arms full of gifts that you'll return later to the 9Hotel République.

Place Georges-Pompidou 75004 Paris.
Tel. 01 44 78 12 33
https://www.centrepompidou.fr

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Marché des Enfants Rouges, 15 minutes from 9 Hotel République

Right in the Marais district, the Enfants Rouges market is the oldest covered market in Paris. Built at the beginning of the 17th century, its name refers to the young boarders dressed in red clothes as a sign of charity.

An unusual, cosmopolitan market at the heart of the Marais

Described as a space of conviviality where world cuisines are mixed up, this uncommon market gathers numerous local merchants and caterers in a warming and pleasant change of scenery.

39 rue de Bretagne 75003 Paris

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New morning à 9 minutes à pied du 9 Hotel Republique

A must for jazz lovers, the New Morning is a concert hall famous for its warm, jazzy atmosphere. Founded in 1981 by Eglal Farhi, this landmark club has hosted some of the world's greatest jazz and world music artists, including Nina Simone, Chet Baker, Dizzy Gillespie, Archie Shepp, Erik Truffaz, Max Roach and Prince.

The best of jazz in the heart of the 10th arrondissement

Le New Morning: jazz and much more...

Le New Morning has been the most famous jazz venue in Paris for the past 40 years. In fact, this former printing works for the newspaper Le Parisien is a venue on a human scale, accommodating no more than 500 people in the audience, producing top-quality concerts in a warm, intimate atmosphere.
Indeed, this was the wish of its founder, a former journalist of Egyptian origin and jazz enthusiast. However, this unique concert hall in Paris is not only dedicated to jazz music, and since its inception has opened its doors to a wide range of musical horizons.
Open to all music lovers, the New Morning offers a varied program ranging from blues and rock to soul and world music. The big name of pop and funk music, Prince, gave several concerts here, in 1986 and 1987, and again in 2010.
Jean-Jacques Goldman has also performed here, as have Michel Berger and bluesmen such as Taj Mahal and BB King.

New Morning: a concert hall near Place de la République in Paris

Two hundred meters from the elegant Porte Saint-Denis, the New Morning is a concert hall in the heart of the French capital, just a few minutes' walk from our hotel. Not far from the Canal Saint-Martin, but also close to the Grand Rex, the Splendid and the Grands Boulevards, this concert hall is located in a lively cultural district, home to numerous theaters, cinemas and concert halls. Since the 1980s, it has enabled Paris and France to regain world leadership on the jazz scene.
The 9Hotel République is therefore ideally located for lovers of music, theater, the seventh art and culture in general.

7-9 Rue des Petites Ecuries 75010 Paris.
Tel. 01 45 23 51 41
http://www.newmorning.com

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Le Point Ephémère, 15 minutes on foot from 9 Hotel République

Located on Quai de Valmy, a 15-minute walk from the 9Hotel République, Point Ephémère is a multi-disciplinary artistic and cultural venue opened in 2004. Housed in a former construction warehouse, it has planted its feet in the Canal Saint-Martin, to the point where its name belies the fact that it is now so much a part of the Parisian alternative scene. Promoting all forms of art in a Berlin setting with hundreds of graffiti, it offers exhibitions, concerts of pop, rock and hip-hop music and techno evenings. As soon as the sun comes out, the Point Ephémère is a hive of activity.

Le Point Ephémère, an artistic venue in the 10th arrondissement of Paris

A center for artistic dynamics, Point Ephémère supports young artists and offers an offbeat, trendy program in tune with the times. You'll have no trouble finding it. From the hotel, just take rue de Lancy from the Jacques Bonsergent metro station, which leads straight to Quai de Valmy. Following the Canal Saint-Martin, you should be able to see a flag flying at the side of some sort of turret from quite a distance. It's that of Point Ephémère. If it's green, it means that the rooftop bar, Le Top, is open and ready to welcome you behind its palm trees, on one of its deckchairs.
If it's not, you'll find the lower room open, at water level, and you'll embark on an original meal, a visit to an exhibition or one of those astonishingly original concerts.

Over the weekend, Point Éphémère transforms itself into a club, where you'll be welcome until 2am.

A hotel near Place de la République and Quai de Valmy

Are you looking for a Quai de Valmy hotel in Paris, or close to that magical spot along the Canal Saint-Martin that makes you dream even before you get there? Our hotel is equidistant from the Place de la République and the Quai de Valmy, where you'll find the Point Éphémère and so many other pleasant places to discover: terraces, restaurants, cafés, concert halls and squares...
A little off the beaten track yet not far from the city center, the banks of the Canal Saint-Martin offer Parisian strollers and tourists a sense of calm and exile from the urban and very mineral geography of the French capital.
So the 9Hotel République, located just 1 km from the center of Paris in one of the capital's trendiest districts, is the ideal place for a relaxed, cultural stay in the beating heart of the City of Light.

200 Quai de Valmy 75010 Paris.
Tel. 01 40 34 02 48
http://www.pointephemere.org

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Passage du Caire, near the 9 Hotel République

With its 360 meters long, the Passage du Caire is the longest gallery of the capital. Open to the public in 1789, the oriental influence of its name and the decor of the facade are the signs of the real Napoleon’s passion for Egypt.

A place of many stories at the heart of Le Marais

According to a legend, some parts of the paving were taken from memorial headstones from the nuns of Filles-Dieu Convent. In the heart of the Sentier, the Passage du Caire appears today as an essential point for fashion wholesalers.

2 Place du Caire – 16 Rue du Caire – 239 Rue Saint-Denis 75002 Paris.

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The Edith Piaf museum, two metro stations from 9 Hotel République (Line 3)

Placed in the 11th district, the appartment-museum Edith Piaf is dedicated to the memory of the singer Edith Piaf. Nicknamed « La Môme », the artist lived in this appartement in Ménilmontant area at the beginning of her career.

A history museum near Père Lachaise cemetery

Open to the public by prior appointment, the museum preserves some personal objects that belonged to the artist, some dresses she wore on stage, a collection of earthenware...

5 Rue Crespin du Gast 75011 Paris.
Tel. 01 43 55 52 72

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Chez Prune - French cuisine

Located in front of the Canal Saint Martin, this authentic bistro with mosaic floors, wooden tables and vintage objects is the trendy must-visit of the district. In a festive and cool atmosphere, Chez Prune is a place for those who like to relax, enjoy a fine glass or taste a nice plate of cold-cuts. Known as the bobos’ favourite corner, vegeterians and meat/fish lovers will be pleased by all the delicious and original dishes.

36 Rue Beaurepaire 75010 Paris.
Tel. 01 42 41 30 47
http://www.timeout.fr/paris/bar/chez-prune

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Distrito Frances - Mexican cuisine

Situated in the 10th district, Distrito Frances rethinks Mexican grandmothers’ recipes with a French touch.  In a colorful and cozy atmotsphere, as a result from the mixture of tradition and originality, the explosion of flavours in your mouth will be unexpected. Reminding the warm and electric city of Mexico, homemade guacamole, quésadillas and tacos will delight your taste buds.

10 Rue du Faubourg Saint Martin 75010 Paris.
Tel. 07 88 05 22 39
http://distritofrances.fr

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Le Comptoir Général - Caribbean, African and Mediterranean cuisine

Built in an old 600sq meters barn, the Comptoir General is the Parisian alternative space devoted to exotism. All at once, the Comptoir General is a bar, a restaurant or even an art gallery. You will be seduced by the unusual decor halfway between colonialism and modernism. Located on the canal Saint Martin, the profits are redistrubuted for financing artistic and solidarity projects. Also known as the art of ghetto museum, the Comptoir General is a sure value.

80 Quai de Jemmapes 75010 Paris.
Tel. 01 44 88 24 48
http://www.timeout.fr/paris/bar/comptoir-general

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Assanabel - Lebanese Cuisine

In front of the hotel, Assanable invites you to a Lebanese culinary escapade. In a welcoming decor with oriental colors, you will immerse in a warm ambiance thanks to the multiple flavours and delightful dishes. Well-known for its delicious mezzés, this traditional restaurant offers a fine and tasty cuisine for any occasion. 

6 Rue Pierre Chausson 75010 Paris.
Tel. 01 42 08 34 67
http://www.restaurant-libanais-assanabel.com

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PNY Paris New York - French & American cuisine

In an elegant setting, the PNY is one of the most famous burger place in Paris. With its 228 carrousel lights on the roof, the carefully decorated space keeps the American « diner » spirit and mixes it up with a chic French touch. Located in the Faubourg Saint Denis lively street, the boss Rudy swears only by the burger ! A word to the wise !

50 Rue du Faubourg Saint-Denis 75010 Paris.

01 88 47 98 12
http://www.pny-hamburgers.fr

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Les Enfants Perdus - French Cuisine

A few steps from the canal Saint Martin, identified by its relaxing and wooded environment, the Enfants Perdus offers a traditional French kitchen lightly revisited. With fresh and seasonal products, the restaurant offers an attractive menu with some specialities of the house such as the homemade foie gras marinated with Porto and Cognac and onion chutney or the beef tenderloin served with mashed potatoes, civet, bone marrow and shallot confit.

9 Rue des Récollets 75010 Paris.
Tel. 01 81 29 48 26
http://les-enfants-perdus.com

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