Around the Marché Notre-Dame

Outside Paris: Versailles: Where to Eat: Around the Marché Notre-Dame

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Generally speaking, the restaurants at the northwest corner of the market square (near the Passage de la Geôle) are mostly fast-food, with the most expensive restaurants at the opposite, southeast corner of the square.

Boeuf à la Mode: 4 Rue au Pain, Marché Notre-Dame, ☎ 01 39 50 31 99. Authentic bistro (€€-€€€). Open daily for lunch and dinner.

A traditional 1930s bistro serving hearty fish and steak meals, with a large terrace overlooking the market. Kids’ menu available.

Bistrot du Boucher: 12 Rue André Chénier, Marché Notre-Dame, ☎ 01 39 02 12 15. Fine dining (€€-€€€). Open daily for lunch and dinner.

Enjoy traditional French cuisine on a large terrace overlooking the market. Their €26 (menu includes wine and cheese.

La Cameleone Café: 19 Rue de la Pourvoierie, Marché Notre-Dame, ☎ 01 30 21 90 90. Contemporary (€-€€). Open daily for lunch and dinner.

This funky restaurant has a modern, artsy atmosphere. They make their own fresh pasta on the premises.

Chien Qui Fume: 72 Rue de la Paroisse, Marché Notre-Dame, ☎ 01 39 53 14 56. Authentic bistro (€€). Open Monday through Saturday for lunch and dinner.

“The Smoking Dog” is a picturesque little bistro serving up smoked meats and surf-&-turf meals in a laid-back dining room. Closed August.

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