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Le Grand ColbertThis brasserie circa 1900 is nestled in the Galerie Vivienne, an ornate covered passageway adjacent to the Palais Royal. Tile mosaic floors, sculpted pilasters, Italianate wall frescoes, and a zinc bar grace the interiors. Noted for its shellfish platters and fresh oysters, the restaurant also offers fixed price menus for excellent value. (Le Grand Colbert, 2 Rue Vivienne, 75002.) 5 x 7 for $55 9 x 12 for $95 Editions are strictly limited to 365

The Arthur Avenue favorite

The Park Slope bar

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but a bakery and cafe whose relaxed style emblematizes the new Parisian food scene

while rococo and modern elements winkingly collide indoors

The late Village favorite

and thoughtful bistro classics are standard fare at this beloved table in the 11th

Start with a pomelo and black-truffle tartelette

Politicians and actors are often spotted lunching on the terrace at this Champs-Elysées brasserie circa 1899

with dishes such as fresh scallops with quince and cress

718-520-8514

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