Aveyronnaises bistros in paris

> Paris-Bistro : Selection of good Aveyronnais Bistros in Paris

	The Franklin Café is like the prow of a ship which would sink to Passy,the heart of the 16th Arrondissement of Paris just near Trocadero. An elegant Parisian Brasserie ran by Thierry and Sophie Borrel. Read the article.
	It is a genuine old Cafe in Paris operated by the Vidal family since 1917.Their place looks like a beautiful brasserie of the thirties. Everything reminds this gold age of café. Read the article.
	Le Café du Mogador, outside and inside, its charming style draws attention. A kind of joyous fantasy well suited to his name ...Not really the type to be fussy… Read the article.
	Near the tomb of Napoleon, the Source is a nice cafe. Its large sunny terrace allows to everyone to regain his strength. One of the most affordable bistrot of the neighborhood qui propose une belle gastronomie. Read the article
	History, pleasure and fun. Stories of artists, writers like Henry Miller and of all kinds of personalities, people that came for a meal or a drink at Wepler's to find this typical Parisian Brasserie (brewery) atmosphere. Read the article
	Situated in the corner between the Franc-Bourgeois and Turenne streets, the Royal Turenne is inevitable. It is ran by a charming couple, Jean-Philippe, a Cantal native nd Françoise, a Gironde native with a personality as forceful as the wines from the right bank of the Gironde...Read the article.
	Situated between Arc de Triomphe and La Defense, Sebillon positively brims with life and the goodness of the produce of French soil, run by a team of engaging men and women. It brims with life, and yet it has never changed course, as immutable as the decor, which dates back to the Belle Epoque. Read the article.
	Everybody knows the french bistro, but very few people know the art living of the french Guinguette. These taverns located along the banks of the rivers are mostly on open-air restaurants with dance-floor. Discover the famous Guinguette Auvergnate, just 12 minutes by train from Paris.
	Close to Republiqque Square, Le Barricou is a natural Paris household, complete with its social melting-pot. A place where you may start a bottle of wine at the bar with friends. Read the article.
	Ma Bourgogne happens to be one of these archetypal « Bistros parisiens», heart and soul of a whole neighbourhood. A famous bistro, Place des Vosges in Le Marais. Read the article.
	Situated on the long rue du Saint-Antoine, near Bastille Square, l'Arsenal is a bistro that sends you in the past, in the 1960s in full Beatlemania. read the article
	All the Parisians connoisseurs know l'Ambassade d'Auvergne. In the heart of Paris, near the Pompidou Centre, there is a famous place to taste flavours from Auvergne and Aveyron. Read the article
	Le Rez-de-chaussée is an attractive restaurant , bright and warm, that stands out in the heterogenous neighbourhood of the Saint Ouen flea market. Just the right place to recover after hunting for antiques in the side streets of the flea market or after battling with the ascent of Montmartre. Read the article

Located Porte Champerret, next to Porte Maillot and its “Palais des Congrès“ and not far from La Defense, Le Royal Villiers, is a nice, quiet and spatious bistro with a fantastic decoration and a warm ambience.Read the article.

Le Bailli de Suffren is close to the Eiffel Tower. At any time of the day, the Bistro offers a selection of meals : salads with cheese from Auvergne, steak with french fries, pastries, ice-cream. It is opened from 6 AM right through the day and evening untill 2 AM. Read the article

Au Bon Coin, is a very charming bistro close to Montmartre. One of the best wine bistro of Paris. Open from monday to saturday noon.Diner is served untill 9.30 pm.

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Café du Métro
Located on the left bank, between St Germain des Prés and “Le Bon Marché” store. Le Café du Métro is a bistro ruled by the same Averyonnaise family since the 1920’s !
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Very close to the Arc of Triumph, Le Petit Acacia is a genuine small bistro of Paris. Frédéric Boulanger, his wife and their team, give such a great ambiance in their bistro that you won't forget it. They will introduce you to the best traditions of the aveyronnaise gastronomy.
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« Au petit Chavignol» has been awarded the « Bouteille d’or 2003 » (Golden bottle) trophy, which rewards the best « bistros » offering the best small producers wines. And, as a matter of fact, the « Petit Chavignol » proves to be one of the best places in the 17th arrondissement of Paris.
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l'Auberge Aveyronnaise
If you want to enjoy a fabulous aveyronnais meal, go to L’Auberge Aveyronnaise. It is located in the East Parisian, nearby the tube station of Bercy. A place where gathered untill the 60’s the wine merchants. Read the article.

The « Bistrot Melac » is one of the most famous Paris wine bars located in the eleventh arrondissement between Bastille and the Republique square. The owner, Jacques Mélac, seems to be like a sort of Cyrano de Bergerac with an enormous moustache.

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A la tête d'Or
A la Tete d’Or (the golden head), is one of the historic bistros located in the heart of Paris, which have came accross the years without change. Read the article.

Here is a table which will delight pleasure-seeking souls. The Assiette Aveyronnaise, is not only the promise of a hearty and delicious meal on a checkered tablecloth, it is also a soul, the state of mind. Read the article.

Au Cochon de Lait (the Sucking-Pig) is a vestige from the golden era of Parisian slaughter-houses of la Villette when the neighborhood bistros bore the names of livestock, a place devoted to meat. Read the Article.

This café fits the definition of a cheap and cheerful modern Parisian bistro. With its frendly service and its appealing menu, En Attendant l'Or between Bastille Square and Nation Square, seems to be a good choice.
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