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Chez Marianne

A good Chez indeed!

2 Rue des Hospitalières Saint-Gervais
Paris, FR 75004
France
+33 01 42 72 18 86

Right in the middle of Paris's largest Jewish community is Chez Marrianne, a pastry shop and delicatessen of delectable diversity. This quaint cafe encourages diners to compose sampler plates of four to six items from some 20 different salads and hot snacks, such as brik, a crisp tuna pastry. Turkish salad, chopped liver, and tabbouleh are a few examples of the motley of choices you can enjoy while sipping on the cafe's choice Israeli wine. The Chez Marianne is a popular haunt of the locals, and reservations are a must.

Review © 2007, Wcities

Photo: Jef Poskanzer

Chez Marianne photo by kathalijne v zutphen

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Chez Raspoutine

Paris' Premier Russian Cabaret 58 Rue Bassano
Paris 75008
France
+33 14 720 0431
http://chezraspoutine.com Situated just steps away from Champs Elysée, Chez Raspoutine offers an elegant and authentic evening of Russian Cabaret for those willing to pay the price. Featuring Russian gastronomic greats such as beef Stroganoff and caviar, the elegant red dining room seats 98 diners. The atmosphere is filled with a festive, heady ambiance, as singers, musicians and knife throwers entertain guests.

Review © 2007, Wcities

Dominique

A Russian-Parisian institution 19 Rue Bréa
Paris 75006
France
+33 1 43 27 08 80
http://www.dominique-fr.com/ This famous Russian-Parisian restaurant has welcomed many Russian writers including Solzhenitsyn and Rostropovitch. The cuisine is unique and traditional: try the Vareneki à la Sibérienne (jumbo ravioli), Oukha (fish in aromatic poaching liquid) and Chachlik Karsky (spit-roasted saddle of lamb). They have everything here, including Russian and Polish vodka. For a quick bite, visit their Russian-Café.

Review © 2007, Wcities

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Petrouchka

Somewhere my love… 49 Rue de Laborde
Paris 75008
France
+33 1 4522 3163
http://www.petrouchka.fr/ When in Petrouchka, you are transported into Russia, sans the cold, dampness and Dr.Zhivago. What makes Petrouchka quite unique in Paris, is that it is authentically Russian. While you dine, enjoy the dim candle light, the gourmet dishes and the serenades by gypsy musicians.

Review © 2007, Wcities

Restaurant Kaspia

Caviar Craving 17 Place de la Madeleine
Paris 75008
France
+33 1 4265 3332
http://www.caviarkaspia.com/ Le Restaurant Kaspia is a 75 year old restaurant that overlooks the Madeleine church. The decor, made up of antique furniture, porcelains and objets d'art, is quite inviting. Once you are in, the sumptuous menu does not let you leave - Smoked Salmon, hundred different Vodkas and of course, the top-notch Russian Caviar. It is also the meeting place of Paris' fashion designers, writers, businessmen and artists.

Review © 2007, Wcities