My wife and I have been lucky enough to visit Paris twelve times. While we know the city well, we just bought your Paris Travel Guide so during our next trip we can visit some of the restaurants you've reviewed. We're also always on the lookout for hidden parks and gardens in the city, so your tip about the Le Jardin des Archives nationales is most welcome.
I have lived in the Marais for over 7 years and you two showed some great spots. This is a HUGE quartier in Paris and would take years to document all of the amazing eateries! Breizh café is a chain, with the original located in Cancale, Bretagne overlooking the ocean. I love to visit that location. Rue Rambuteau is one of my favorite food streets in Paris, I am so glad you shared that location.
So Beautiful Frenchies, a short love story! My 97 year old father who lives in Fort Lauderdale decided he needed a “vacation” after 4 years. Last time he stayed with my family in Austria where I have lived for 33 years. We are all born in New York and lived in the city for most of lives. I was born on his birthday so we were always extremely close. I was a chef by profession and we have been to Paris many times although I hadn’t been to Paris in over 20 years. I thought my father was crazy for wanting to even make the trip and my brother who is a doctor traveled there with him. Well, a dream came true and we were able to have a FANTASTIC time but the trip took its toll on him. He has a 20 year old heart but he has mobility issues and the jet lag was difficult to overcome. He was a real trooper and interested in everything he saw and ate! My brother went down the list of where Jennifer Lopez and Ben went to eat in Paris on their Honeymoon so ONLY THE BEST! I told my father about your RU-vid channel and we both watched “to get our mouths watered” with excitement! OH, how much I enjoyed every moment with my father on his last GREAT adventure! He too was moved to tears. Really the best thing I saw in Paris was my father! We were both inspired and completely in AWE of Bibliotheque nationale de France 🇫🇷 which we agreed we could spend another 2 years exploring their incredible treasures. I had read about it in The New Times and he wrote back. “WE MUST SEE THIS” I’m sure your subscribers would be interested if you make a video there! If I ever win a lottery or my father a powerball lottery then I will buy an apartment there. I found the people extremely open and friendly (Austrians are not as open) and I had some amazing encounters with them. I’m back home and there’s no place like where I live which is PARADISE FOUND! My father is extremely happy but exhausted! I will keep on watching because you’re both really beautiful people ❤️🌞👍🇫🇷
Wow ! Your dad's a trouper ! 🤗 So happy for you that he could make that dream trip. And with a doctor in the family, he obviously was in safe hands. 🌳🌳👨⚕️🍷🧓🍷👩🍳🍷⛲️ My dad is 95. He had a stroke after Christmas, but is back on his feet again... Hopefully our dads will both live to celebrate 100 ! 🇺🇲🥳 🥂🍾 🥳 🇧🇻 Love from Norway 💖
What a wonderful story and trip 😍 I am so glad you all enjoyed this trip together ! You are right, Bibliothèque Nationale rue Vivienne is a gem since they finished all the works they did during several years… it used to be VERY difficult to be allowed to work inside (I was lucky to work in the Ovale some times…) but now anyone can go and read comics 😃 And there is a little cafe (Rose Bakery), not bad. And the museum upstairs is amazing
@les frenchies You could definitely do a video on the amazing public libraries we can access for free in Paris! This is just incredible. For me, reading the art magazines in bibliothèque Forney makes me feel I’m a queen 🤩🤩
Just wanted to thank you for the amazing contents you create! We just came back from our trip to Paris and to be honest almost all our trip was based on your videos😀 we have visited the places that you recommend in your videos, gone to different bakeries, cafes, and restaurants and I can say that all of them were amazing and were the same way that you described. Keep up the good work 👍
Another excellent video. In May we stayed on Rue Caron in le Marais and rue des Rosiers was our favorite place for lunch. But if you can believe it we had the best pastrami sandwich in our lives at Schwartz’s on rue des Ecouffes, (we grew up in nyc so we kinda know Jewish deli). My wife and I were laughing, saying, “ who comes to Paris and brags about their Pastrami?”
Hi You Two! Simply adore all your content... Since you are my favorite gourmands and Lyon rivals Paris gastronomically, would you consider traveling to Lyon and selecting a few select spots there after the holidays perhaps…just a suggestion that I feel would be appreciated by all the foodies that follow you.
Dear Frenchies! Your videos are the BEST! Love the expressions on your faces when you try something delish! Your knowledge of little shops is amazing and really give an insiders view of Paris! Thank you!!
Love this! We stayed right across from Jacques Genin in September and what a treat it was. We missed out on a lot of places this trip because it was my first time and we wanted to hit all the sights but next time we will be slowing down and taking time to enjoy the food. Love your food tour.
❤ brilliant, brilliant, brilliant! ❤️🔥 I have been a big fan of yours for quite some time and I am now In my fifth day living in Le Marsis on holiday. Today I found this video after returning this evening and it is so much fun to see what I now know of this neighborhood through your eyes! I wholeheartedly concur with your process and selections! 🇫🇷Merci beaucoup, les Frenchies, e’ Manifique!🎉
I love your videos. I envy your lifestyle. You must be having the time of your lives exploring Paris. Yeah I know you’ve got site businesses but oh my God what an opportunity you have ahead of you and you are helping the rest of us by putting out these wonderful videos. My sister and I are going to Paris in spring and yeah we are studying your videos so we can do Paris right. Merci, merci, merci😊
When his hand starts to shake and then the entire arm starts flapping OMG it must be good!! 😉 We ate crepes at that place!! Delicious and the service was so friendly. (They have a menu in English) Great video
Thank you so much for lighting up the way With smiles and excitement You are addictive Simply because you share so many exquisite spaces With infinite kindness and joy Thank you 💕🕊🕊💕
The raclette wrap from Thomas Artisan Fromager is something else, definitely a must have. They had just ran out of aligot when we got there, will try again tomorrow. Thank you Les Frenchies for the videos you make.
I love these videos! I would love to see recommended food spots near the Eiffel Tower because that’s a touristy area and would love to find some hidden gems
I love how excited you guys both get with good tasting food. That raclette wrap looks amazing. Noted and placed on our list. Thank you for all this helpful information.
We stayed very close to Place de Vosges when we were in Paris in June. One day, my family of 4 all got food to take away from different restaurants in le Marais....ranged from jambon-beurre, sushi and pastries ......such a lovely place for a picnic and then seeing where Victor Hugo wrote Les Miserables....incredible afternoon!
I would love to try all of these! We did stay in Le Marais several years ago but it looks as if its got even better as all the food looked so yummy! Keep doing what you’re doing. Oh and one thing- I know you’re American but was so pleased to see you using your cutlery correctly. ( Or at least correctly according to my standards🤣).
Great vid, some new places to add to my list of where to go next time in Le Marais. Best thing I had there was the roast chicken pitta at Miznon, can recommend!
Hi guys, great video. I’ve been to Paris 5 times. Absolutely love it. Going again next April/May. Have you lived in Paris for very long? I have some friends who live there and that’s who I stay with. I still get lost on the metro lol. I think I am one of the few who has the entire Louvre museum lol. It’s my favourite place. I wrote down some of the places you mentioned. Look forward to seeing them. Anyways have a good one eh!😁🇨🇦
@@LesFrenchiesTravel I will thanks. I will let you know when I am there and maybe we can go for dessert and a coffee. Coffee crème is my favourite. 😁🇨🇦
Thank yo😊u so much! Love your food tours. I lived in Paris (for a short while) and wish I had your suggestions. Looking forward to eating my way through Paris next time with your guidance. You two are so much fun!
I am so glad that I am not the only one raving about the quality of the products of La chambre aux confitures !!! My absolute favorite confitures! The worlds best !!!!❤
I torture myself each evening by watching these food oriented videos of yours before bed, but really I'm loving every (imaginary) bite I'm sharing with you both. The video on 10 street food eats is still running 'round my taste buds. Looking forward to our next meal(s).
I just added all this place to my google map, at his point I think I will have to stay a whole year in Paris to able to eat all the places to guys have recommended. I’m looking forward to add more places.
We love watching your videos! As I mentioned in a previous post, Our family just came back from Paris and we applied a lot of your recommendations and we loved it. Now that we've recovered from the jet lag, we go back to watch more of your adventures on Utube and we absorb even more information. Thank you!
We were in Paris this weekend. We went to the crepe shop you recommended as we stayed in the Marais and it was only about 5 minutes from our hotel. We also went to the jam shop to pick up some souvenirs and some for us. So delicious. Thanks for your tips!
You might explain that the salty crepes (savoury) are made with buckwheat flour, not white flour, and are not called crepes but "gallettes", and not everyone can do those well (thin like lace and crispy expecially around the edges), but Breizh does them very well. Several little crepe restaurants around Paris. Cheers! You came back to France none too soon, plenty to learn. Life is rich.
So nice to know there is a Brazilian food in Paris! Try the tapioca with condensed milk and coconut, I think you will like it. The jalapeño is not the Brazilian food, our culture there are different peppers.
Ahhhh, "friends at KUMA." Love them. KUMA is the best place in Le Marais, hands down! We must cross paths constantly based on your recs. And y'all are trés adorable!
Hello Hello, Huge Thank for that Beautiful....refreshing my memory, exactly ...one of my visit in Paris, I did it slowly slowly, part by part. AMAZING. Always left taste of More. Great Love from Israel 5.10.2023
le Marais etait un de mes endroits préférés, mais j'ai découvert la grande épicerie de paris et les alentours et je prefere nettement la bas au final ( et beaucoup moins de monde aussi xD ) mais le marais reste un incontournable c est vrai :D
I loved this food tour. When I travel to Paris, I will definitely visit the locations featured in the video. What better way to explore the city. Thank you ❤
When you go to Japan, there are still some old fashioned coffee places which serve something called a "morning set." It is a very thick piece of toasted bread with butter, a hard boiled egg, a small salad, and a cup of coffee. Pain de Mie in Paris makes this bread. It is great and kudos to Colleen and Antoine for finding it.
Bonjour mes amies…. Love, love everything you show us. Drooling here from Toronto.. how about doing a video including vegan and vegetarian options.. just to have an idea how available those are
That raclette sandwich looked amazing! I would make that as a stop when I am by the Louvre, but I already plan on eating at Pain Vin Fromage for dinner that night. I think the raclette sandwich would be way too much cheese in 1 day for my system to handle. lol
Well, that would be amazing. It used to be so easy as I live in Ashford, Kent where we have the Eurostar International Station. Unfortunately no Eurostar trains stop there anymore which is hugely unfair! 😭
Just love all your videos ! I wish I had more time in Paris this coming trip next month! I fell in love with it on my first trip. Hoping to combine another visit again next year combined with Amsterdam and seeing the gardens there in the spring.
Thanks for the tips. Let's not forget falafels at L'as du falafel - for falafel sandwiches - and La Boutique jaune for excellent Ashkenazi pastries. Both are located Rue des Rosiers. Florence Kahn is very good too.
Hey guys, your binge watcher here. Would it be possible for you to include prices as you did in the vid on Best Local Restos? Also, fyi, there's a huge JP community in Paris. If you're thinking of a second language, recommend that. I find a lot of info from your vids that aren't easily available in others'. So there's a lot of potential to grow.
Wow, food galore. I can tell it's all delicious, just by you guys eating and talking about it. It's nice to try different types of food. I have a tendency to stick to one kind of food. By the way, I'm from Belize city, Belize
My wife & I spent 6 days in Paris in July and it we had a great time. Per your advice we bought a ten pack of Metro tickets each which we used extensively. So easy to get around using the Metro once you get the hang of it. One thing we did to see most of the sights was to do everything early in order to avoid the crowds. We heard mass at Sacre Ceour on a Sunday and there was barely anyone there. We went back around noon and there was wall to wall people. We just turned around. Also my wife nearly got pickpocketed on the John Wick steps but fortunately she noticed the hand in her tote bag and smacked it away and she told the two young men that she was calling the police and they ran away. Exciting! Aside from seeing the Louvre & Mont St. Michel, we took your advice & had a picnic on the gardens behind the Eiffel Tower. Amazing! Our foodie discoveries were Les Marmottes (Raclette was so good), Cul de Cochon, Thomas Artisan Fromagerie (Comte), (Pralus Patisserie (macaroons)Carré Pan de Mie (Croque Monsieur) just to name a few. We also treated ourselves for our anniversary dinner at Café de l’Homme at Trocadero with a view of Eiffel Tower sparkling. We saw swing dancing in Place Collette and of course the pastries were out of this world. One thing we experienced was the locals & waiters were very kind and helpful. One early morning when we we were looking for a Boulangerie, there was this old lady who did not speak a lick of English accompanied us to one. Amazing! Again thank you for all your videos which are very helpful. When we return, Paris will even be more exciting! Thank you again. ❤
Hi Loise! Love your vid! I’m loving that Astonish secret garden too it smells gorgeous! My 16 year old son was watching you too and said I need to tell you that you should do stand up comedy! 😂❤
