A charming district with a thousand faces, the 11th is brimming with great spots! Home to the Atelier des Lumières, the Arts et Métiers museum and metro station, and the Cité du Figuier, there’s nothing quite like a stroll or a cultural outing in the 11th… But foodies will find just as much to enjoy in this neighborhood in the heart of Paris—here are its best restaurants.
Brasserie Martin —One of the best brasserie-style restaurants in the 11th
After delighting the taste buds of all of Paris with the Bellanger and Dubillot brasseries, La Nouvelle Garde has tripled its success with the opening of Brasserie Martin last July. A lush terrace, authentic dishes, and an extensive wine cellar: it naturally features all the elements that draw crowds and make the group so successful.
📍Brasserie Martin – 24 rue Saint-Ambroise, 75011
Le Biscuit by Alain Ducasse – For Food Lovers
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Alain Ducasse certainly isn’t done delighting us in Paris. The three-Michelin-starred chef— a global icon of gastronomy—opened a new venue in the capital on September 1: Le Biscuit. As you might have guessed, cookies take center stage here, with the promise of some thirty exceptional recipes, crafted with the attention to quality and authentic flavor that characterize the cuisine of this man who has left his mark on the menus of the world’s most prestigious luxury hotels.
📍Le Biscuit by Alain Ducasse – 42 avenue de la Roquette, 75011
Gourou: Regional Indian Cuisine Reinvented
Gourou opened in the fall of 2025 in the 11th arrondissement, on Rue Léon-Frot. Its decor is inspired by the bazaars and Iranian cafés of Mumbai, with a warm, eclectic, and immersive interior that transports you the moment you step through the door. In the kitchen, Chef Adrien Bouchaud reimagines Indian cuisine by focusing on regional specialties and vegetarian or vegan dishes—from palak paneer to fragrant dahls, as well as snacks inspired by Mumbai street food.
Bidoche – One of the best meat restaurants in the 11th arrondissement
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Hidden in the back of the shop, the Bidoche butcher shop houses a restaurant. In the heart of an intimate dining room with stone walls, a few die-hard meat lovers are seated at tables.On the menu, we kick things off with generous platters of charcuterie to share with our friends, accompanied by a good bottle of red wine. Then, we head back to the butcher shop area to choose THE cut that will end up on our plates.
📍Bidoche – 7 Rue Jean-Pierre Timbaud, 75011 Paris
La Drogheria Italiana – Great Artisanal Pizzas
Typically, successful restaurants sometimes open gourmet food shops as an extension of their business. But in the case of La Drogheria, the opposite happened. So, as an extension of the grocery store, you’ll find six small tables in front of an open kitchen. If you’re lucky enough to snag a seat there, you’ll be able to savor pizzas that are as delicious as they are original!
📍La Drogheria Italiana – 35 Rue Léon Frot, 75011
Orgueil – One of the best speakeasies in the 11th arrondissement
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Halfway between a gourmet bistro and a fine-dining speakeasy, the Orgueil restaurant has thought through its concept down to the smallest detail. In its mysterious and whimsical atmosphere, you order using menus that look like Tarot cards and treat yourself to the bold cuisine of Chef Eloy Spinnler!
📍Orgueil, 6 Rue Popincourt, 75011 Paris
Impact Berliner – Kebabs Made in Berlin
Impact Berliner, One of the Best Restaurants in the 11th Arrondissement
If you’re a kebab fan, you know that döner has been all the rage for the past few months. Served in a large, crispy bun, the Berlin-style meat sandwich is driving foodies across the capital wild. And while more and more people are trying it, few places can serve a Berliner quite like Impact does!
📍Impact Berliner Kebap – 119 Chemin-Vert Street, 75011
Krügen – One of the best crêperies in Paris for hanging out with friends
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This charming spot puts a twist on the classic crêpe for happy hour by offering Breton buckwheat makis to share. But if you prefer more traditional crêpes, you’ll find something to your liking! Whether you choose the fish, ham, or vegetarian options,there’s bound to be a crêpe just for you. We highly recommend the truffle-stuffed crêpe, featuring truffle-infused sheep’s milk tomme cheese, shallots confit in IPA, grilled pancetta, a runny egg, and mesclun salad.
📍 Krügen – 4 rue du Général Renault 75011
Unico – For meat lovers
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A symbol of the almost religious culture of asado, Unico shines on both sides of the Seine thanks to two Parisian locations beloved by locals. On the Right Bank, this meat lover’s paradise is located on Rue Paul Bert. In a ’70s-style setting, you can savor the finest Argentine beef. Travers, filet, entrecôte, or bavette: the most flavorful cuts of beef have been carefully selected and featured on the menu!
📍Unico – 15 Rue Paul Bert, 75011
East Side Burger – One of the best burger restaurants in the 11th arrondissement
East Side Burger, one of the best restaurants in the 11th arrondissement
Affordable, delicious, and vegetarian (so a little healthier to maintain oursummer bodies). What more could you ask for? Even the name comes straight from the US of A. In addition to burgers, you’ll find other classics from our American friends: hot dogs, “nuggets,” coleslaw, cheesecakes… Something to please everyone.
📍East Side Burger, 60 Boulevard Voltaire, 75011
