A cozy, rustic Spanish-influenced restaurant and wine bar tucked into the historic heart of Zacatecas. It specializes in tapas.

Established in 2024, Mulier is a specialty coffee house in Zacatecas. It was born from a desire to bring high-quality specialty coffee to the city, creating a space that celebrates "slow living," community, and the ritual of a well-made brew.

Argentinian-style steakhouse located in a stunningly restored 19th-century building in the heart of Zacatecas. It is the city's premier destination for high-quality cuts of meat, offering a sophisticated blend of South American grilling traditions and elegant colonial architecture.

A charming, health-conscious brunch spot and café located in the historic center of Zacatecas. It’s known for taking classic Mexican breakfast staples (like chilaquiles) and giving them a fresh, modern "green" twist alongside gourmet sandwiches and smoothies.

An excellent bistro in the 9th arrondissement. A perfect place for an evening with someone you care about.

A lovely neighbourhood restaurant near Rue Montorgueil. Perfect for apéro too.

A nice bistrot suitable for any meal of the day, a coffee or apéro.

For several years, Septime has been featured on the list of the world’s 50 best restaurants. It didn’t let us down. I warmly recommend it for the food, wine and service, although all of that was expected to be great. For me, the atmosphere was the most positive surprise. In fine dining restaurants, I tend to find it a bit too formal. Septime feels like a warm hug. Note that to get a table, you have to be ready to book online the second they open the new dates, currently it’s 21 days in advance at 10 am Paris time. The tables are gone in seconds, so plan ahead and be really quick.

Excellent, chic seafood bar/restaurant, located next to its even more famous sister restaurant Septime, which I also recommend here. No reservations.

Love the atmosphere, the food and the service. Located next to Canal Saint-Martin. If the weather is good, sit outside in the morning. You’ll have the sun on your face and see locals biking by on their work commute.