27 Of The Most Delicious Cheap Eats In Paris

One of the best fast-food restaurants in Paris and THE specialist of Belgium fries (or, as American call them inaccurately "French fries").

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"Everyone needs to go to Au P’tit Grec for crepes! It’s absolutely delish and will cost you only about 6 Euros at most. I can’t finish an entire crepe by myself sometimes cause the portions are huge!"

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Cyril Lignac is a very famous French chef, famous for hosting many cooking shows on TV. His delicious pastries and breads live up to his reputation and are really worth the trip.

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"For vegans, the Tien Hiang is the BEST RESTAURANT IN FRANCE."

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Located on Rue des Rosiers, at the heart of Le Marais, Paris' historic Jewish neighborhood, Sacha Finkelsztajn's "yellow store" offers a selection of delicious Polish and Eastern European pastries and breads.

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I suggested this place in the original post and many people agreed in the comments. That's because l'As du Fallafel makes the best falafels in the world. This is not an overstatement. I dream of them sometimes, that's how good they are. If you don't believe me, just trust Lenny Kravitz.

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The delicious Kurdish sandwiches from Urfa Dürüm, located on rue du Faubourg Saint-Denis.

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"Definitely the best ice cream I’ve ever had."

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You should try "a 9€ bowl of incredible Kimchi Ramen from Higuma at Palais Royal."

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Everyone MUST try the delicious and extravagant hot chocolate from Angelina.

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The Moroccan stand of the Marché des Enfants Rouges in Le Marais has some of the best Moroccan food you'll eat in Paris. And in addition to being delicious, it is a really nice place to eat outdoors when it's not too cold out.

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From its amazing pain des amis to its rolls, Du Pain et des Idées, located close to the Canal St Martin, is hands down THE best bakery in the city.

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"For a new take on sandwiches, there’s also Gustave, in Pigalle, who makes Claps, a sandwich wrapped in a tortilla with delicious fillings."

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The atmosphere and the food are both outstanding. A must if you're looking for a fun lunch or dinner experience in Paris (dinner is a bit more expensive).

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"A huge heaping bowl of pho from Le Kok in the 13éme (~€8.50)! They even give you a plate of beef for free if you ask. Definitely the best in that arrondissement."

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"For a hot dog, you have the fantastic Hutch, located rue du Faubourg Saint-Denis. The neighborhood is nice, the hot dogs don’t need to be fancy, they’re hot dogs. The bagels are nice too. Everything is between 4 and 6 euros. "

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"The veggie stew (€9,50) and the pancakes (€8) are heavenly!"

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The lemon meringue pie "is SO good and SO huge. €7.50 SO WORTH IT."

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(And if you're not in the mood for lemon meringue pie, Le Loir dans la Théière offer a wide selection of pies and cakes that are all to die for.)

"The now-famous Gladines offers extraordinary salads and traditionnal basque cuisine."

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(The salade 5 diamants is a favorite among regulars (it costs 10,70 euros).)

"Hands down, the noodle bowls at Happy Nouilles around Arts et Métiers. They make all their noodles fresh (you can watch the chefs stretch out the dough while you eat!) and the noodle bowls are a great deal: between 7-10 euros and absolutely massive."

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"Le Petit Cambodge [is] a Vietnamese restaurant near République where you can get a great bo bun for 9,50 in a beautiful setting."

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"El Nopal taquería is the only real Mexican in Paris!!"

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"At the Grand Mosquée de Paris (next to the Jardin de Plantes and the Jussieu or Place Monge métro), they have a lovely semi-open-air salon de thé where you can get wonderful Moroccan mint tea and Moroccan pastries and cakes for about 2 euros per item. It’s a lovely place to go for a refreshing and sweet snack and good conversation."

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One of the best cafés in Paris, with mindblowing coffee, delicious pastries, and great brunches (the brunches are pricier though).

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These restaurants specializing in South-Western food have huge, delicious, and cheap salads.

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