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"Carnivores will feel right at home at Atelier Vivanda. Situated a 10-minute walk from the Arc de Triomphe, this tiny restaurant, with about 20 seats, is serious about its meat."
"Choose the three-course prix fixe menu (€28) or mix and match a la carte from soups, salads and namesake cocottes (cast-iron pots) filled with savory ingredients like cod and Thai-style vegetables."
"This isn’t a casual meal, it’s an experience, with surprising, beautifully executed dishes like seared foie gras in a baked potato bouillon with black truffles."
"This pub and restaurant is a place where a city that can be divided by language comes together. You can have a good time here, no matter how bad your French or your English is."
