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Pizza au poids @ Al Taglio

Al Taglio - De quelle planete es tu? 1 I heard about this place through Lindsey, and boy am I glad I finally stopped by. It’s fantastic.

Al Taglio - De quelle planete es tu? 2 At Al Taglio, you order your pizza by the piece and pay by the weight. You can get a super small piece of every type of pizza or one big piece of one particular pizza, or try one thing after another until you’re full. It’s just the best concept. And their pizzas are unique and delicious.

One that I absolutely adore is Patate e tartufo, which has potatoes and truffle cream. Yummy. But they are all delicious. And luckily you can try a little piece of each!

They’ve got two shops in Paris, one in the 11th and one in the 3rd.

Al Taglio - De quelle planete es tu? 6

Al Taglio
Address: 2 Bis Rue Neuve Popincourt, 75011
Tél: 01 43 38 12 00
Métro: Parmentier (Line 3)
or
Address: 27, rue de Saintonge, 75003
Tél: 01 43 38 12 00
Métro: Fille du Calvaire (Line 8)

Brunch at the Barbershop

The Barbershop is one of the 11th’s staple places for all things trendy. Brunch, cocktails, dinner… in a great atmosphere… pourquoi pas?

Ana Clara and I went for brunch a week or so ago, and it was a great place to hang for a bit… Such a cozy environment… Nice and open, which is quite rare in Paris I find.

I had the Eggs Benedict with salmon, one of my all time favorite dishes, which was absolutely delicious, and the menu came with a carrot cake. Just a fabulous side note, they have bottomless drip coffee.

I’m anxious to come back and try their delicious cocktails that I keep hearing so much about.

Have you been?

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The Barbershop
68, avenue de la République, Paris 75011
Metro: Rue Saint Maur / Parmentier

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Bohemian Lunch

Café de l’Industrie just has so much charm. It’s the perfect place to take someone while they’re visiting Paris, and is great for almost any occasion. You can brunch, grab breakfast, a coffee, a drink, or have a 3 course delicious dinner with a group of 20 people! They have most traditional French dishes, and at a great price.

Café de l'Industrie, Lunch, Paris The interior is bohemian and fantastic, with vintage vibes and gitane touches covering the walls… I let my eyes wander. Animal heads and neutrals with such an adventurous look…. reminds me a lot of Cafe Gitane in New York City. The atmosphere is half of the fun, and it’s a great hideaway in the heat of the summer or a great stop in for a hot cocoa on the rainy winter days.

Café de l'Industrie, Lunch, Paris

The restaurant has 2 parts, facing each other on rue Sabin, right north of Bastille. So don’t fret, when you see two different places with the same name… they’re the same place! And come on… how cute is their déco? Such personality.

Simple, charming, yummy… and so affordable! It was the perfect weekend lunch spot. Have you been? What do you think?

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Café de l’Industrie
16 rue St Sabin, 11th arrondissement
Metro: Bréguet Sabin/Bastille
#: 01 47 00 13 53

Paris’s Bar-B-Q Joint

This little place is a piece of heaven for expats like me (I’d say at least).

Owned and run by a woman from Dallas, Blues BBQ is tucked in a little street near Basille and offers classic American BBQ dishes…. done right. The cherry on top… their Mac ‘N Cheese.

From ribs to a pulled pork sandwich, this is where you can find such dishes in Parisland at a very reasonable price… And they’re authentic! How could you pass up a real American-style baked potato in Paris?

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Café de l’Industrie Brunching

My friend Caroline told me about this place a while back, and always suggested it for when friends or family was in town. It’s a restaurant with a few different atmospheres: two restaurant sections and a bar, taking up 2 of the 4 corners at an intersection in the 11th.

We thus decided to test out their brunch (doesn’t that pain perdu just look delish?)

….And it was delicious.

It’s a wonderful place for groups. It has a special bohemian feel that seems as if it’s the first of its kind.

They had a wonderful set dinner menu when we were a group of 25 once… it was perfection and the wine was flowing!

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Café de l’Industrie

16 Rue St Sabin, 11ème

Métro: Bréguet Sabin (line 5) / Bastille (lines 1,5,8)

#: 01 47 00 13 53

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