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       *  Only then, __**Select the Best of the Best of Paris**__
-==== How to Select or Eliminate Restaurants ====
+===== How to Select or Eliminate Restaurants =====
   * **Narrow by Cuisine**: Start by deciding on the type of cuisine
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-==== Restaurant Reviews ====
+===== Anthony Bourdain's Tips for Finding the Best Local Food =====
+=== Follow the Locals ===
+Anthony Bourdain, renowned for his global food adventures in "Parts Unknown," offered valuable advice on choosing where to eat while traveling((https://www.explore.com/1355653/anthony-bourdain-advice-spotting-best-local-places-eat/)). His main tip: **follow the locals**. Whether it's street food or a restaurant, Bourdain advised choosing spots where locals are willing to wait in line, even if it means overlooking a little dirt. He emphasized that **locals know best** when it comes to good food.
+=== Avoid the Tourist Traps ===
+Bourdain also warned against tourist traps. He suggested avoiding restaurants filled with tourists or menus with English translations and pictures, as these are typically aimed at tourists rather than locals. Instead, he recommended using online forums to gauge local opinions by provoking responses with bold claims, allowing you to discover better dining options.
+===== Restaurant Reviews =====
 Reviews themselves can be hit or miss, just as are restaurants. But at least reviews are a good estimation of what you might like with respect to cuisine, quality, ambiance and price. We use
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 ===== Be Selective of Meal choices =====
 Once you have carefully selected a likely restaurant, \\
 **Make a Rule** --> Do not put anything in your mouth that you //can// eat at home. There are thousands of restaurants that target travelers like you. Many tourists pay dearly for very poor food. For the price of a lousy meal a savvy newcomer can dine on memorable meals every single time. //Be Selective//.
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   * [[paris_yank:go:paris:eat:guide_to_a_picnic_in_paris|Guide to Prepare a Picnic in Paris]] How romantic, a picnic in Paris with your loved one, sipping a glass of wine or champagne while nibbling on goodies and people watching.
-  * [[eat:Fresh Markets|Fresh Markets in Paris]] - There is nothing like passing by an open-air fresh market and buying a baguette, cheese, sausage, a piece of fruit and a bottle of wine directly from people who know the best. Enjoy your lunch in a quiet place overlooking the Seine River. Remember a corkscrew and paper napkins. Borrow a couple glasses and a dinner knife from the hotel <return them, please>…and you are set.
+  * [[paris_yank:go:paris:eat:fresh_markets|Fresh Markets in Paris]] - There is nothing like passing by an open-air fresh market and buying a baguette, cheese, sausage, a piece of fruit and a bottle of wine directly from people who know the best. Enjoy your lunch in a quiet place overlooking the Seine River. Remember a corkscrew and paper napkins. Borrow a couple glasses and a dinner knife from the hotel <return them, please>…and you are set.
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 ====== Theme Restaurants ======
+====== Michelin-Mentioned Restaurants ======
+  * [[Maison|Restaurant Maison]]
+====== Seafood in Paris ======
-===== Seafood =====
+==== Introduction to Seafood Restaurants in Paris ====
-Seafood is excellent in Paris because of the proximity to the sea. I Catorgize seafood into two slices both excellent.
+Paris is not only famous for its bistros and patisseries but also boasts an impressive selection of seafood restaurants. These establishments range from upscale venues offering sophisticated dishes to casual spots perfect for a relaxed meal. The seafood served in Paris often comes directly from the French coasts, ensuring freshness and quality. Whether you're in the mood for a luxurious dining experience or a simple oyster plate, Paris has something for every seafood lover.
-  - **Upscale** white table cloths and refined cuisine
-  - **Seafood** Monger <seller> with a big ice based case of right- off-the-boat seafeed. If they have dining, it is casual restaurant <picnic benches, barstools and small tables>
-I enjoy #2, the fish monger who also prepares seafood from the stock on hand. There is no fish fresher.
-==== Upscale Seafood ====
+==== Notable Seafood Restaurants in Paris ====
-Paris seafood suggestions from Vogue Magazine
+  * **Clamato**:
-====Fish Monger Seafood====
+    * **Location**: 80 rue de Charonne, 75011
-  - **Juste** in the 9th Arrondissement is my favorite seafood restaurant in Paris. Totally casual and very reasonable prices. Order at the bar (the selection is few but excellent), sit and be served on picnic benches. Swipe the oyster shells into the hole in the middle of your table, bucket underneath. Wash down those beauties with a cheap carafe of very good white wine. Seafood salads are excellent. Wipes are provided but I take extras wipes and feel comfortable in jeans and old tennis shoes. A rubber pancho is perfect attire. A slurping, splashing, indulgent satisfaction
+    * **Overview**: Clamato, the sister restaurant to the Michelin-starred Septime, offers a casual yet stylish atmosphere with a focus on sustainable seafood. The menu changes daily and features creative dishes such as sardines with roasted lemon purée and clams in green curry sauce. No reservations are accepted, so it’s best to arrive early.
-  - **La Reine Mer**
+    * **Highlights**: Sardines with roasted lemon purée, seafood platters.
-  - ? place in the 11th
+    * **Website**: [[https://www.clamato-charonne.fr/en/|Clamato]]
+  * **Le Duc**:
+    * **Location**: 243 boulevard Raspail, 75014
+    * **Overview**: Since 1967, Le Duc has been a temple of refined seafood in Paris. The restaurant is known for its raw fish dishes and a warm, wood-paneled interior. Signature dishes include raw langoustines with wasabi and John Dory fillets with a butter vodka sauce.
+    * **Highlights**: Raw langoustines with wasabi, John Dory fillets.
+    * **Website**: [[http://restaurantleduc.com|Le Duc]]
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+  * **Régis**:
+    * **Location**: 3 rue de Montfaucon, 75006
+    * **Overview**: Régis is an intimate oyster bar located in the heart of Saint-Germain-des-Prés. The focus is on the quality of the oysters, sourced from trusted suppliers. The minimalist décor complements the fresh and simple preparations, making it ideal for a special seafood experience.
+    * **Highlights**: Oysters by the dozen, sardines, whelks.
+    * **Website**: [[https://huitrerie-regis.com|Régis]]
+  * **L'Ecailler du Bistrot**:
+    * **Location**: 22 rue Paul Bert, 75011
+    * **Overview**: L'Ecailler du Bistrot offers a quintessential French seafood experience with a nautical interior and a menu featuring fresh oysters, lobster, and other shellfish. Known for its lobster set menu, this restaurant is perfect for those looking to indulge in a full seafood spread.
+    * **Highlights**: Lobster set menu, scallop carpaccio, turbot.
+    * **Website**: no website but described here [[https://fr.restaurantguru.com/LEcailler-du-Bistrot-Paris|l'Escailler du Bistro]]
+  * **Juste**:
+    * **Location**: 48 rue Laffitte, 75009
+    * **Overview**: Juste is an informal seafood eatery offering fresh seafood at reasonable prices in a relaxed setting. It’s perfect for a quick seafood fix or a laid-back meal, with options to take away as well.
+      * **Juste** in the 9th Arrondissement is our favorite seafood restaurant in Paris. Totally casual and very reasonable prices. Order at the bar (the selection is few but excellent), sit and be served on picnic benches. Swipe the oyster shells into the hole in the middle of your table, bucket underneath. Wash down those beauties with a cheap carafe of very good white wine. Seafood salads are excellent. Wipes are provided but I take extras wipes and feel comfortable in jeans and old tennis shoes. A rubber pancho is perfect attire. A slurping, splashing, indulgent satisfaction
+    * **Highlights**: Oysters, seafood platters, takeaway options.
+    * **Website**: [[https://juste-producteur.com/|Juste Producteur]]
+  * **L'Ilot**:
+    * **Location**: 4 rue de la Corderie, 75003
+    * **Overview**: Located in Le Marais, L'Ilot is a small, charming spot perfect for enjoying fresh oysters and a glass of wine. The cozy ambiance and simple menu make it ideal for a relaxed seafood experience.
+    * **Highlights**: Oysters, shrimp, seafood platters.
+    * **Website**: [[https://www.facebook.com/lilot.paris/?locale=en_EN|L'Ilot]]
+  * **Sur Mer**:
+    * **Location**: 53 rue de Lancry, 75010
+    * **Overview**: Sur Mer offers a creative seafood menu with dishes like ceviche with cumin and grilled red tuna with rhubarb chutney. The restaurant is known for its vibrant atmosphere and a selection of natural wines.
+    * **Highlights**: Ceviche, grilled red tuna, natural wines.
+    * **Website**: [[https://surmer.restaurant|Sur Mer]]
+  * **La Marée Jeanne**:
+    * **Location**: 3 rue Mandar, 75002
+    * **Overview**: La Marée Jeanne offers a casual, tapas-style approach to seafood. With a menu designed for sharing, it’s a great spot to try a variety of seafood dishes in a lively setting. The restaurant is popular for its seafood platters and inventive small plates.
+    * **Highlights**: Seafood platters, tapas-style dishes.
+    * **Website**: [[https://www.parisgourmand.com/restaurant-paris/la-maree-jeanne.html|La Marée-Jeanne]]
+  * **Les Fables de la Fontaine**:
+    * **Location**: 131 rue Saint-Dominique, 75007
+    * **Overview**: This Michelin-starred restaurant offers a sophisticated seafood menu in a chic, modern setting. The focus is on quality ingredients and elegant presentations, with dishes like scallops with truffle emulsion and roasted turbot.
+    * **Highlights**: Scallops with truffle emulsion, roasted turbot.
+    * **Website**: [[http://lesfablesdelafontaine.net|Les Fables de la Fontaine]]
+  * **La Reine Mer** is a popular seafood restaurant located in the 11th arrondissement of Paris, known for its commitment to fresh, sustainable seafood in a laid-back and welcoming atmosphere.
+    * **Location**: 8 Rue Jean-Pierre Timbaud, 75011 Paris, France
+    * **Ambiance**: The restaurant features a cozy, bistro-like ambiance with a modern nautical theme. Light wood, marine colors, and simple decor create a relaxed setting that highlights the quality and freshness of the seafood on offer.
+    * **Specialties**: La Reine Mer is especially renowned for its oysters, sourced directly from small, trusted producers along the French coast. The menu also offers a variety of other seafood dishes including mussels, clams, prawns, and a selection of fresh fish, all prepared with minimal intervention to let the natural flavors shine.
+    * **Menu**: The menu at La Reine Mer changes seasonally to reflect the freshest available ingredients. Diners can expect to find oysters by the dozen, seafood platters, and daily specials featuring the catch of the day.
+    * **Dining Experience**: The restaurant offers a relaxed and informal dining experience, encouraging diners to share and enjoy their meals family-style. It’s an ideal spot for both locals and tourists to savor quality seafood in a friendly, unpretentious setting.
+    * **Reservations**: While the restaurant is popular, it retains a casual vibe, and reservations are recommended but not always necessary, particularly on weekdays.
+    * La Reine Mer provides a delightful seafood experience in one of Paris's more authentic neighborhoods, making it a must-visit for seafood lovers.
+==== Finding Seafood Restaurants in Paris ====
+For those looking to explore more seafood options in Paris, the best way is to wander through the city's various arrondissements, especially those near the Seine and in trendy neighborhoods like Le Marais or Saint-Germain-des-Prés. Many seafood restaurants in Paris also offer daily specials based on the freshest catches, so it’s worth asking for recommendations when you arrive. Most of these restaurants are easily accessible via the Paris Metro, and reservations are recommended for more popular spots, especially on weekends.
+==== Upscale Seafood ====
+Paris seafood suggestions from Vogue Magazine, [[https://www.vogue.fr/lifestyle-en/article/storyset-sail-with-these-8-seafood-restaurants-in-paris1952|Vogue: Sail with these Paris Seafood Restaurants]]
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