Casual French Dining in Paris

🌟Boutary, located by the Seine River, isn’t widely promoted online, but it has a high rating on TripAdvisor. The servers all speak good English, so there’s no communication issue. We went there for my dad’s birthday with friends and didn’t want a stuffy, long French dining experience. The atmosphere here is relaxed and comfortable, perfect for a group chat without feeling out of place. 🌟The dishes are exquisitely prepared with thoughtful ingredient pairings. Compared to a Michelin-starred Spanish restaurant we visited, this place was on another level. Caviar and drinks are ordered separately, and it’s definitely worth a try. After informing the restaurant it was my dad’s birthday, they arranged a special sequence of drinks and paired each course with a unique wine, which was a nice touch, even though I’m not a wine expert. 🌟Overall, everything we ate in Paris was delicious. There’s really no need to eat spicy hotpot; that place had a line every day, but in the 1st arrondissement, you can just pick a place and it’s bound to be good. We randomly selected a brunch spot and it was fantastic. How can Spain be so close yet have such a different food culture? One is rugged, the other refined. In Madrid, it’s definitely necessary to eat spicy hotpot. #Paris #FrenchCuisine #ParisFrenchCuisineRecommendations