The 10th arrondissement, a neighborhood that’s always buzzing, is one of the capital’s most popular spots for taking a leisurely stroll or treating yourself to a true culinary delight. Its streets are teeming with great spots, and the culinary scene is constantly evolving. To help you find your way, we’ve selected a host of places—each as tempting as the next—all tried and tested. Follow the guide!
Early June
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Fun fact: Early June—one of Dua Lipa’s favorite restaurants—has been delighting diners in the 10th arrondissement since it opened. The concept? Every month, the restaurant welcomes a different chef to the kitchen. Just like a culinary residency, chefs from around the world take turns showcasing their art to diners. That means no two experiences at Early June will ever be the same!
📍 Early June – 19 Rue Jean Poulmarch, 75010
Di Giu 
Di Giù Pasticceria brings a genuine Italian flair to Rue des Vinaigriers, just a stone’s throw from the Canal Saint-Martin. Here you’ll find pizza by the slice for around €6, creamy maritozzi, cannoli, as well as more unexpected creations like a savory croissant with smoked scamorza or a tiramisu-style pâté en croûte. An artisanal, generous, and slightly offbeat spot—perfect for a sweet-and-savory break in the 10th arrondissement.
📍Di Giu – 34 Rue des Vinaigriers, 75010
Martin Paris
Martin is the quintessential Parisian bistro. Housed in a former street-art mecca, this arty spot features sleek, minimalist decor and an atmosphere that’s both welcoming and chic. It’s the perfect spot to meet up with friends for a drink, enjoy brunch, or savor a gourmet 4- or 6-course meal.
📍 Martin – 40 bis rue René Boulanger, 75010
Mâche
At the crossroads of bold cuisine and collaborative teamwork, the kitchen team led by young chef Michael Gamet delights Parisians’ taste buds every evening at Mâche. On the menu, each dish showcases rare creativity and meticulous craftsmanship. In this Art Decoand Pop Art haven, diners are treated to the fruits of the chefs’ creativity. And while the menu changes with the seasons and the day’s freshest ingredients, the bold combinations and distinct flavors remain a constant.
📍 Mâche – 61 Rue de Chabrol, 75010
Jay’s Pizza
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There are plenty of places in Paris that serve pizza by the slice, but we’d never been able to find a real New York-style pizza slice! Generous, soft, and thin—these slices, symbols of the Big Apple, now have their go-to spot in Paris, and it’s about time! To enjoy this iconic dish and treat yourself to a little piece of America, head to Jay’s Pizza, right in the heart of the bustling 10tharrondissement.
📍 Jay’s Pizza – 20 Rue de Mazagran, 75010
Urfa
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If you’re a regular in the Faubourg Saint-Denis neighborhood, it’s hard to have missed the little Urfa Dürüm stand that draws its share of foodies every day. Because yes, if so many people are crowding the door of this (very) small eatery, it’s surely due to the reputation of the dürüm—the restaurant’s delicious specialty, which is undoubtedly one of the best sandwiches in the capital.
📍 Urfa Dürüm – 58 Rue du Faubourg Saint-Denis, 75010
Grand Café d’Athènes
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Generous Greek cuisine is surely nowhere better represented than in the 10th arrondissement, and more specifically on Rue du Faubourg Saint-Denis, where the Grand Café d’Athènes stands proudly. This superb bistro, with its gentle Mediterranean ambiance, will transport you straight to the city of Athena or under the sun of the Cyclades thanks to its delicious and welcoming menu. Kalosórisma!
📍 Grand Café d’Athènes – 74 Rue du Faubourg Saint-Denis – 75010
Dumbo
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Launched in 2019, Dumbo’sarrival on the Parisian scene made quite a splash in the city’s culinary landscape. And for good reason: this Pigalle restaurant is largely responsible for all the buzz surrounding the smash burger. The menu couldn’t be simpler: it offers two variations of the smashed cheeseburger and fries, all at very affordable prices. What more could you ask for, other than a spot at the counter?
📍 Dumbo – 64 Rue Jean-Baptiste Pigalle, 75009, and 14 Rue des Petites Écuries, 75010
Brasserie Bellanger
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When it comes to the Nouvelle Garde scene, Bellanger is the place to go! This must-visit spot awaits you on Rue du Faubourg Poissonnière in Paris’s 10th arrondissement! Here, you can enjoy 100% homemade dishes made with French, local, and seasonal ingredients. Truffled boiled ham, oysters au gratin, grilled beef skirt, cream puffs, Mont-Blanc, apple crumble…
📍 Brasserie Bellanger – 140 Rue de Faubourg Poissonnière, 75010
L’Oursin
Having just opened in May 2025, L’Oursin has already become the go-to neighborhood spot for locals. With a fresh, gourmet menu, a great selection of natural wines, and a fantastic atmosphere, this new spot already checks all the boxes. Head there before it gets overrun with crowds.
📍L’Oursin – 27 Rue Yves Toudic, 75010
Hitomi
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For a feast of colors and flavors, head between Gare du Nord and Gare de l’Est—specifically to Hitomi—where you can treat yourself to delicious all-you-can-eat sushi. Food lovers are sure to be satisfied, but be warned: you’ll have to finish every last bite on your plate!
📍 Hitomi – 57 Rue de Chabrol, 75010
Le Chardon
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Always on the lookout for the capital’s hidden gems, our culinary adventures have led us to Le Chardon, a charming spot that’s a cross between a restaurant and a natural wine bar. From its cozy atmosphere to its modern, refined cuisine and extensive wine selection, the restaurant has all the ingredients that make for a great dining experience.
📍 Le Chardon – 27 Bouchardon Street, 75010
At iBO
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Hidden away in the winding streets of Rue Saint-Maur, in the heart of the 10th arrondissement, lies a spot with a unique concept. At iBO, which has been delighting Parisians for nearly 40 years now, a quirky concept sets it apart from other kebab shops. What makes this spot—well-known to locals—stand out is that you can bring your own baguette for your sandwich!
📍 At IBO – 218 Rue Saint-Maur, 75010
Le Bouillon Julien
“Here, everything is beautiful, delicious, and affordable”: these were the words of Édouard Fournier, the founder of Le Bouillon Julien, describing his restaurant in 1906. Today, the tradition lives on in this historic landmark, and meals continue to be served daily beneath the institution’s majestic stained-glass windows.Édith Piaf’s favorite restaurant could become one of yours, too!
📍 Bouillon Julien, 16 Rue du Faubourg Saint-Denis, 75010
Noori
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It’s hard for us to pass up the Noori restaurant, which just recently opened right in the heart of Rue du Faubourg Saint-Martin. In this little spot, decorated like an authentic Japanese tavern, you can enjoy an amazing dish commonly known as “tacosushi” —an unusual fusion, as you might have guessed, between a taco and sushi.
📍 Noori – 18–20 Rue du Faubourg Saint-Martin, 75010
Shalimar
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Tucked away in the heart of the Passage Brady, the Shalimar restaurant takes you on a true culinary journey through the diverse regions of India. From creamy northern curries to spicy southern dishes, Shalimar’s menu is brimming with mouthwatering culinary delights. The freshly ground spices and unique blends used by the chefs add depth of flavor to every dish, offering an unparalleled dining experience.
📍 Shalimar – 59 Passage Brady, 75010