Simple question... Which restaurants make the best traditional, old-fashioned style classic French dishes in Paris and are any of them open in August? Thank you!
Posted by
Paris
2466 posts
You'll have to more specific about the food - nowadays, hamburgers and pizza are "traditional".
You can use TheFork to see if restaurants you want to try are open in August - just do a dummy reservation.
ParisByMouth's website is not always reliable.
Posted by
Montreal, Quebec, Canada
8293 posts
Check out davidlebovitz.com for restaurants in Paris.
Posted by
Myrtle Beach, USA
12315 posts
I was happiest with the cafe/street food choices in the 6th. My traditional old fashioned is a crepe. I didn't have any sweet ones mostly buckwheat ones with ham and eggs, or some combination on their menu.
Posted by
3123 posts
I can recommend Le Volcan in the Latin Quarter. See http://restaurant-levolcan.fr/?lang=en
Check out the menu. Is this the kind of traditional food you're referring to?
Posted by
seattle
2138 posts
Brassiere Mollard near Saint Lazare train station has traditional set menus. It is very beautiful and has fun traditional waiters. We enjoyed our meal there very much.
Posted by
OP
31 posts
epltd... Volcan has Tartiflette and beef bourguignon!! Thank you!
Posted by
Virginia
100 posts
Brasseris tend to have traditional food. Check pasisbymouth.com for lots of good foodie information.