Paris restaurants often require booking days or even months in advance, but there’s also many restaurants where you can just walk in and enjoy an amazing meal. Knowing where to eat without a reservation in Paris is a must. Here are some top restaurant picks that guarantee a memorable dining experience, no reservations needed.
La Candelaria is a vibrant Mexican restaurant in the Marias. Go for lunch, brunch, or the speak easy in the evening. They are one of the best Mexican restaurant in Paris. It’s a perfect place for those looking for something different.
Les Enfants du Marché is in the back of the famous Marché des Enfants Rouges, Paris’ oldest covered market. This place serves up fresh, market-driven dishes that are seafood focused and change with the seasons. Lots of natural wine.
Butcher of Paris is also in the market. Purchase meat or the team will cook their items to order.
L’Avant Comptoir de la Mer is a great small plate and wine bar open non-stop. Sit at the counter and don’t miss the butter.
Early June is a natural wine restaurant with rotating chefs. They only take reservations for parties of four and over. Check their Instagram account to find out more about the chef and see what they’re making.
Clamato is a laid-back restaurant serves an array of shellfish and fish dishes, complemented by natural wines.
Le Rigamarole Pizza – open for Saturday, Sunday, and Monday for dinner. Check the website and Instagram pages to make sure they’re open.
Saravanaa Bhavan for vegetarian Indian cuisine. There are a few locations and it’s very casual.
Le Relais de l’Entrecôte simplifies the dining experience with its no-menu approach. With two locations in Paris, guests line up for its signature dish: steak, fries, and salad, with the only choices being the steak’s doneness, wine, and dessert.
Le Petit Vendome is located near Place Vendome, it’s perfect for grabbing a delicious take-away sandwich.
You can always find cafes and bistros that have no reservations like Sip in Rive Gauche or Le Pre Aux Clercs. Find a table and take a seat.
Next time you’re in Paris without a reservations, remember that some of the best dining experiences are just a walk-in away.