Restaurants in Rue Cler and Champ de Mars

Le Cinq Mars ★ 4.2

€€ French Bistro7e

Le Cinq Mars is the kind of Paris room a gallerist takes a writer to: red banquettes, chalkboard, an endive salad with Roquefort and walnuts that has not.

OrderThe endive Roquefort salad and pot-au-feu in winter; vitello tonnato in summer.

TipLunch is open to walk-ins; dinner books a week ahead, two weeks for a weekend.

Tomy & Co ★ 4.6

€€€ French Bistro7e

Tomy Gousset's Tomy & Co in Paris's 7e earned a Michelin star in 2018 and still runs the seasonal kitchen everyone in the embassy quarter books for a long.

OrderSweetbreads in winter, pithivier of game in autumn, the soufflé to finish.

TipClosed Sunday and Monday. The five-course tasting at €98 is the deal of the room on weeknights.

Le Bistrot de Paris ★ 4.1

€€ French Bistro7e

Le Bistrot Paris in the 7e runs a classic carte where the lunch menu rotates daily and dinner stays close to the Lyonnais playbook. A regulars' room.

OrderSteak tartare with a poached egg, profiteroles with hot chocolate sauce.

TipThe lunch menu at €24 is the city's most under-rated set, including coffee and a small carafe.

Casual Dining in Rue Cler and Champ de Mars

Le Petit Cler ★ 3.9

€€ French Bistro7e

Le Petit Cler in Paris sits on Rue Cler, the embassy market street, and runs an all-day bistro carte of croque-monsieur, steak frites and Lyonnais salads.

OrderCroque-monsieur at lunch, steak frites at dinner, a glass of Brouilly.

TipThe terrace catches sun until 19:00 in summer; the back room is the warmer winter pick.

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