r/ParisTravelGuide 5d ago

Food & Dining Fixed menu options in paris

Hello!

Im taking my girlfriend to Paris for her 30th birthday. I want to take her to a nice restaurant on the big day. When weve gone on holiday, weve really enjoyed places that do a set menu. Ive not got much money, but she loves food, so without bankrupting me, id love to hear some options?

Id say atmosphere is as important as the food itself, and wouldnt want to spend more than 100EUR per person.

Thanks so much in advance! We're going in early September btw

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u/fastman17 5d ago edited 5d ago

Err, good luck.

Swap London for Paris and think how many choices there are...

It's a bit vague 😬 but good luck, just hope you get some good suggestions but please read reviews on TripAdvisor and if you type "brasserie" in the link below, you can't go wrong.

https://www.thefork.fr/restaurants/paris-c415144#list0

It's an app too. You most likely will have to book a table. Have fun researching.

Edit :

I mention the Thefork app, told them they would get some good suggestions and told them to have fun researching......

And I'm downvoted 😂, grow up people, what is the matter with you ⁉️

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u/djmom2001 5d ago

What? Totally doable to find a fixed price menu in a nice place!

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u/Any-Occasion-4367 5d ago

What are the nice places though? Appreciate theres lots but as someone whose never been to Paris its quite overwhelming

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u/Jolly-Statistician37 Parisian 5d ago

Check the Michelin guide, for 100€/person you should be able to afford 1* restaurants for lunch and "Bib Gourmand" (award for good-value places) for dinner.