what are some of the best places to eat in paris? nothing too

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>nothing too outrageous in price

>nothing too outrageous in price
lol

https://www.viamichelin.com/web/Restaurants?address=75000%20Paris&addressId=31NDJ2dDMxMGNORGd1T0RVMk9EST1jTWk0ek5URXhNUT09

>>8269205
>nothing too outrageous in price
Mc Donalds. And it's still twice the price you pay in the US or even the UK

>>8269214
>>8269233
>>8269240
i'm from london. only some of the multiple michelin starred places are what i meant by outrageous

>>8269205
It depends, there are many kinds. And best is a very loose term in a city with such diverse options.

It's a world city so you'll find all kind of non-French restaurants which can be very good.

But here are some places which are more French cuisine oriented and not stupidly fancy :
- "éclair de génie" : a couple of pastry shops specialized in eclairs, they are really top notch,
- any wine bar with ham & cheese, really, just go on yelp and find one close to you with good ratings, there is no point crossing the city to get you a good one,
- la recyclerie, porte de Saint-Ouen, hipster as fuck but food is good

Au Pied de Cochon

>>8269205
Avoid tourists traps, and you will have great chances of being lucky

>>8269205
>Paris
>Not ridiculously expansive

Pick one

I went to Paris for PGW as a pro player and they sold me a lemonade for 4€ and there were sandwiches at over 10€

>>8270122
Well, if it's as a commercial event aimed at a consumer audience, of course it is going to be.

The lebanese sandwiches of Beaubourg are top tier and at very decent prices

>>8270122
>not going to bakeries and getting yourself a croque monsieur for 2€ and a drink for 1.50€

Also OP my friend took me to Le Pretexte on 111 Tue de Tolbiac and you can get a good traditional bistro meal for around 30€.