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decent cheap eats in paris
im off to paris in may, staying quite central. does anyone know of any decent cheapish places to eat out as im staying for 5 nights. dont want to spend all my hard earned cash on food.!!!
thanks ian.
thanks ian.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.How about the Latin Quarter, very central, just south of the Notre Dame.
Full of all sorts of inexpensive ethnic restaurants and take aways and bistros.
There are a few universities in the area so students are always looking for cheaper places to eat, so I would go there.
Try searching in Google for "Eating in the Latin Quarter"
More here
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Latin_Quarter
http://tinyurl.com/bdrgvw
Full of all sorts of inexpensive ethnic restaurants and take aways and bistros.
There are a few universities in the area so students are always looking for cheaper places to eat, so I would go there.
Try searching in Google for "Eating in the Latin Quarter"
More here
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Latin_Quarter
http://tinyurl.com/bdrgvw
The Latin Quarter is packed with great, cheap restaurants. (Almost every other building seems to be a restaurant or bar). As well as French cuisine you'll find Indian, Chinese, Thai, Greek, Italian and many other cuisines (and plenty of burger bars and fast food outlets as well). A good three course meal costs from as little as �10. (It's generally better to fill yourself up with three courses than to snack here and there. A single course often isn't much cheaper than three courses from the various set menus on offer).
To find all of those great eating places take an RER train (on Line B or C) to St-Michel Notre-Dame. (Alternatively take Metro Line 4 to St-Michel, or possibly Line 10 to Cluny La Sorbonne). Simply wandering around will probably bring you to the restaurants but, if you want a focal point, head for St S�verin church (which should be marked on any decent map of Paris).
Chris
To find all of those great eating places take an RER train (on Line B or C) to St-Michel Notre-Dame. (Alternatively take Metro Line 4 to St-Michel, or possibly Line 10 to Cluny La Sorbonne). Simply wandering around will probably bring you to the restaurants but, if you want a focal point, head for St S�verin church (which should be marked on any decent map of Paris).
Chris
Plus I always think it is worth spending �10 or so on a guide book.
The Lonely Planet series often offer ideas for inexpensive eating out
See it here at Amazon
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Paris-Lonely-Planet-Ci ty-Guide/dp/1740598504/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=bo oks&qid=1236453050&sr=8-1
The Lonely Planet series often offer ideas for inexpensive eating out
See it here at Amazon
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Paris-Lonely-Planet-Ci ty-Guide/dp/1740598504/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=bo oks&qid=1236453050&sr=8-1
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