To best prepare for your stay in Paris and fully enjoy the capital, Natexpo has selected some must-see addresses for you. Take advantage of your visit to the show to discover all the treasures of the city

 

• Eating in Paris

• Have a drink in Paris

• Discover all the cultural wealth of the City of Paris

• Activities and leisure

 

Eating in Paris 

Welcome!

Discovering the city also includes its fine dining. From traditional restaurants to the most prestigious addresses, we can help you organize your lunch, dinner, or evening after a day of business at Natexpo.

 

Organic and plant-based restaurants

A few steps from the François Mitterrand library, the restaurant Season Square serves 100% plant-based cuisine, made from local, mostly organic and seasonal produce.

All dishes on the menu are homemade. You'll find delicious soups, such as red lentil soup with coconut milk and curry, gourmet drinks, and, most importantly, burgers made from grilled plant-based steak. For dessert, indulge in the gluten-free chocolate-hazelnut fondant or the chocolate brioche roll.
Open Monday to Friday, 12pm to 14:30pm.

Season Square
3 Rue Louise Weiss,
75013 Paris
+09 86 72 86 15

 

Soya canteen Bio, it is a 100% plant-based cuisine, made from 90% organic products, all in a chic and relaxed atmosphere

This restaurant features a glass roof, making the space bright and inviting. On the menu, you'll find revisited organic dishes, as well as vegan and gluten-free options. The short menu guarantees quality dishes, organic, healthy, and inventive cuisine.
Open Monday to Saturday: 12:00 p.m. – 14:30 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. – midnight and Sunday from 12h00 to 15h30.

Soya canteen Bio
20 rue de la pierre leva
75011 Paris
+01 48 06 33 02

 

Without gluten or lactose

Fancy a gluten-free waffle? Head to the Mareva Cafe ! This restaurant bears the name of its creator and offers a whole menu of gluten-free and lactose-free products. Carefully decorated, you will quickly feel at home in this small coffee shop, just a stone's throw from Place de la République! A lactose- and gluten-free spot, which also appeals to those with a tolerance, you will find vegan and vegetarian options, but there are also some for meat-eaters. Desserts are often lighter (but not always) and delicious!

Café Mareva offers brunch daily, or an à la carte menu. The watchword is: indulgence! Reservations are available.
Open Monday to Friday from 9am to 17pm and weekends from 09am to 18pm. Closed on Tuesdays.

Mareva Cafe
38, rue du Faubourg-du-Temple 
75011 Paris
+01 43 38 64 57

 

 

Restaurants and French gastronomy

To taste typical French dishes, there is nothing better than a Parisian Broth ! So for that, we recommend the Bouillon Chartier, and their three addresses in Paris! Head to Montparnasse, Gare de l'Est or Grands Boulevards, to taste all sorts of French specialties, ranging from terrine to snails, followed by duck confit, beef bourguignon, or even sea bream, before moving on to cheeses and dessert! Open 7 days a week – from 11:30 a.m. to midnight.

Montparnasse Broth 
59 Bd du Montparnasse, 75006 Paris
+01 45 49 19 00

Bouillon East Station
5 Rue du 8 Mai 1945, 75010 Paris
+01 42 05 20 02

Bouillon Grands Boulevards
7 Rue du Faubourg Montmartre, 75009 Paris
+01 47 70 86 29

To stay traditional... What's better than a good beef rib steak accompanied by homemade fries (all you can eat!), and served with their famous secret sauce. Everything happens at Relais de l'Entrecôte :
– In the St-Germain-des-Prés district, at 20 rue Saint-Benoît – 75006 Paris
– Near the Luxembourg Gardens, at 101 boulevard du Montparnasse – 75006 Paris

Table wood from building offcuts, walls and sideboards decorated with traditional objects found in Emmaüs, country plates recycled from attics and mismatched, bread baskets woven in the tradition of a Breton craftsman... At Rural, everything was recycled to create a story.

Chef Marc Veyrat's philosophy behind this restaurant? Think about our pleasure, our health, and our children. In the kitchen, the products are selected according to seasonal harvests and artisanal know-how, without pesticides or phytosanitary products. Meat, fish, vegetables, and fruits are delivered daily and cooked on site. Open 7 days a week – from 10:30 a.m. to 10:30 p.m.

Rural by Marc Veyrat
Paris Convention Center, Level 0
2 Place de la Porte Maillot or 78 Boulevard Gouvion St Cyr
75017 Paris
+01 72 69 03 03 

To experience Parisian life and traditional French cuisine, we recommend The European, a magnificent brasserie with a great Parisian tradition, specializing in seafood, whose reputation is well established.

A warm and comfortable space: wooden scrolls and mirrors, glass chandeliers, English furniture with armchairs on casters and Chesterfield-style benches. Everything here is designed to ensure you have a pleasant time in a unique, retro and friendly setting.
Open 7 days a week – from 7:30 a.m. to midnight.

The European
21 bis, boulevard Diderot
75012 Paris
+01 43 43 99 70

 

 

Unusual experiences

 

 

Feel Good Food

Cali Sisters, it's a feel-good place, created by the two sisters Capucine and Juliette Vigand, in love with California where they spent their childhood. Between a giant palm tree and an XXL glass roof, in a bohemian gypsy decor, come and taste Californian cuisine that is as healthy as it is delicious. Fresh, healthy products, from not too far away, lots of vegetables, vegan dishes, but not only, and a joyful mix of Californian specialties...

Come whenever you want: Lunch menu every weekday lunchtime, Dinner every evening from Monday to Sunday, Brunch on Saturday or Sunday lunchtime. Cocktails at any time of the week!
Open every day from Monday to Sunday – lunch and dinner.

Cali Sisters
7, Notre-Dame-des-Victoires Street
75002 Paris
+06 72 48 76 28

 

Charlotte's Vegetable Garden was born from the partnership of two brothers, sons of hoteliers. Both are sensitive to ecology, health, and ethics towards animals. They promote the French market as much as possible, local and organic products. The recipes developed by the The chef's dishes are 100% homemade and evolve with the seasons! This elegant and contemporary restaurant, decorated in forest green tones, will delight everyone...

Charlotte's Vegetable Garden :
12 rue Louise-Émilie de la Tour d'Auvergne 75009
and 21 rue Rennequin 75017
+01 44 65 09 63

 

Located in the 13th arrondissement, in the Halle Freyssinet at Station F, Felicità impresses with its sheer scale. This huge Italian food market, sourced directly from producers, offers 100% homemade products in a 4.500 m² space comprising 8 kitchens, 9 chefs, 3 bars and a great deal of conviviality!

Caffeteria, trattoria, hamburgeria, Biergarten Cockail bar… Here there is something for all tastes and all occasions: an aperitif, just a drink, an ice cream for a snack, a quick lunch or a hearty dinner… The decoration is atypical: two huge old wagons are present in the hall, huge banquet-style tables, but also exhibitions, street art, festivals, DJ sets, film screenings on the big screen which are all activities that punctuate the year.
Open Sunday to Wednesday from 9am to midnight and Thursday to Saturday from 9am to 1am.

Happiness
5 Rue Eugène Freyssinet
75013 Paris

 

 

Have a drink

 

Wine Bars

In the heart of Bercy Village, Chai33 welcomes you to a refined and stunning setting. Three spaces and two terraces spread over several levels, opening onto the Cour St-Émilion and Bercy Park.

Take to the skies and settle down at Perched Bar, with a very cozy atmosphere and furnishings. Visit its historic cellar, and discover their 300 references of natural and organic wines, for all tastes and budgets.

Chai33
33 Cour Saint-Émilion
75012 Paris
+01 53 44 01 01

 

The Petits Crus democratize the pairing of cheeses and wines and make them fun and accessible to all. Here, you will find only quality products, with raw milk cheeses and 100% organic wines. Each cheese is paired with a specific wine, which must be tasted in a specific order.

Get ready for a true taste bud delight. To accompany your cheese tasting, you'll also find information sheets on the pairings. 

The Petits Crus
13 Rue St Sabin,
75011 Paris
09 67 29 89 33

 

In the heart of the magnificent Galerie Vivienne, the Legrand Cellars are a true wine institution in Paris. Let yourself be guided by the choices of Arnaud (ex Racine NYC) as you taste an extensive menu, which lists the vast majority of the greatest winemakers. All this, installed in one of its two spaces: the Cellar or the Wine Bar!

Legrand Cellars
1 Bank Street,
75002 Paris
+01 42 60 07 12

 

mixology

The Copper Cocktail is an original bar which offers a travel menu...

If you want to be transported to a space where you can let yourself be carried away, this bar is for you.
With its yacht club bar, let yourself sail towards creative and magical cocktails that are all equally delicious.
Don't hesitate to set off on your adventure! Once you arrive safely, a warm crew awaits you from 6 p.m. to 2 a.m.

Copper cocktail
5 Rue Bouchardon
75010 Paris

 

A great address for Parisian mixology, the bar experimental cocktail club is hidden in a small, quiet street in the 2nd arrondissement of Paris.

It's one of the capital's best street bars thanks to its architecture and the quality of its menu. Treat yourself to cocktails made to order, tailored to your tastes.
A true reference in Paris that is worth the detour and requires a reservation!

Experimental cocktail club
37 Saint-Sauveur Street
75002 Paris
+01 45 08 88 09

 

For the atmosphere

The relaxed bar Plan B is recognized as the specialist in craft and artisanal beer.

If beer goes well with burgers and a football game, this is the place to be.
Possibility of accompanying your beer with small dishes and healthy snacks
Quench your thirst and discover a wide selection of beer from the four corners of the world: Japan, Montreal, etc.
The writer Philippe Delerm said that one of the small pleasures in life lies in the first sip of beer.
Now you know where to consume it...

Plan B
28 Rue de Lourmel
75015 Paris
+01 77 15 51 73

 

Discover all the cultural wealth of the City of Paris

Rich in a unique cultural and architectural heritage, Paris is one of Europe's most popular destinations. We've unearthed the most unmissable sites and monuments for you to extend your stay.

 

Garnier

For lovers of lyrical music and choreography, the Palais Garnier will amaze you.

A majestic place with remarkable architectural work. You can admire its ceiling painted by the famous artist Marc Chagall. On site, there is the opportunity to enjoy the artistic program of ballets and classical orchestras.

The Parisian universe

If you are looking for a natural spot to stroll in the capital: Montmartre is the must-see place in Paris.

From the Place du Tertre to the vineyards of Montmartre, passing by the house where Dalida lived, discover the charm of the legendary Amélie Poulain district, this small, authentic village known for housing the famous Sacré Coeur basilica and its magnificent view of Paris. Perched on top of a hill in the 18th arrondissement of Paris, Montmartre inspired more than one artist of the 19th century.^e and 20^e century.
With its small cobbled streets, its gourmet bistros, its gardens and its artists: Montmartre will enchant more than one!

paris 18ème

 

Another nice place to walk in Paris is the Quail Mound.
It is one of those neighborhoods in Paris that has managed to retain a village feel. Far from the crowds, this less touristy neighborhood is ideal for strolling..

You will walk through small cobbled streets and charming little houses in complete peace and quiet.

paris 13ème

 

Authentic, Marsh is a place of French traditions and know-how. Its many alleys are steeped in history and avant-garde boutiques.

Take Rue des Rosiers to enjoy some truly delicious falafel or try a little treat from Yann Couvreur's famous pastry shop. Head down Rue des Francs-Bourgeois to discover many designer boutiques. A locals' meeting place, the Marché des Enfants Rouges is the place to buy fresh produce from France and beyond. Take the opportunity to snap some photos as you pass through Passage de l'Ancre. If it's snack time, we highly recommend stopping by the Dormouse in the Teapot taste their famous lemon meringue pie!

paris 4ème

 

Activities and leisure

 

Immersive experience

“Live a unique experience, explore limitless universes, let yourself be carried to the heart of Art” through a total immersion in the world of Chagall, Klee and the Ocean.Atelier des Lumieres took up residence in the Chemin-Vert foundry, which was created in 1835 to meet the needs of the navy and the railway for high-quality cast iron parts. 3 exhibitions to discover at the moment: Chagall, Paris – New York / Paul Klee / Oceans, the immersive odyssey.

Hours: Monday to Thursday, 10 a.m. to 18 p.m. Late openings on Fridays and Saturdays until 22 p.m. and Sundays until 19 p.m. Online booking and ticketing.

Atelier des Lumieres
38 Rue Saint-Maur
75011 Paris
+01 80 98 46 00

 

The temple of luxury

After 16 years of work, the Samaritan has finally reopened its doors! Take advantage of your stay in Paris to (re)discover this newly renovated shopping destination. You'll find luxury brands, exclusives, and a 200m² concept store featuring young designers who will likely be shaping the fashion of tomorrow. La Samaritaine also boasts a 3000m² beauty space, the largest to date in Paris: the perfect place to unearth beautiful gems exclusively. 

You'll love strolling through its new shopping, beauty, and dining spaces. Take a break in one of the tea rooms and admire its majestic staircase. Our favorite: the waffle, whipped cream, chocolate, and seasonal fruit timbale to enjoy in the afternoon at the Voyage restaurant on the top floor.

The samaritaine
19 Currency Street
75001 Paris 1

 

A panoramic view of the city

Admire all of Paris by enjoying a spectacular panorama of the Eiffel Tower and all the city's iconic monuments from the Paris Montparnasse Observatory. Located at the very top of the Montparnasse Tower, in the heart of the city, it offers you a unique and breathtaking view, day and night. You can also eat or have a drink at the Paris sky, the restaurant of the Montparnasse Tower.
Opening times and prices: www.tourmontparnasse56.com

Montparnasse Tower – Montparnasse 56
33 avenue du Maine
75015 Paris
+01 45 38 52 56