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Top 3 Contemporary food in Les Lilas, France
Find out what Contemporary restaurants to try in Les Lilas including L'Amijote, Vertigo, Virtus
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1. L'Amijote
Overall Ratings
4 based on 279 reviews
In the heart of Paris, L'Amijoté welcomes you to a traditional French Cuisine created around seasonal produces to share around a good bottle of wine.
Reviewed By markamoody
So many places to choose from so little time but during our short stay of 3 nights this was the best food we ate. Another tiny little restaurant with one seriously talented chef and an amazing owner / host. Go for the sharing dishes, you wonât be disappointed and there is plenty of food. It was just all so good! Fair price too... I love this area of Paris, out of the tourist traps so local prices. Also if like me your french is embarrassingly bad they really look after you and make you feel at ease.
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2. Vertigo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 212 reviews
Reviewed By Will1989
The young lady at our hotel recommended this restaurant. It was a short walk from our hotel. Jean Claude, the proprietor of the restaurant was very helpful with items on the menu. He is actually from Spain and the restaurant had a great mix of French and Catalonian cuisine. Jean Claude made great wine recommendations and the environment was very enjoyable.
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3. Virtus
Overall Ratings
4 based on 273 reviews
Reviewed By Philip G
This was another meal at Virtus that drenched me in sybaritic pleasure. I was fortunate enough to dine at Virtus before it earned its Michelin star. It is now better than ever and worth all accolades. We dove into the 65 Euro six course disgustation menu, a veritable bargain. Each dish brought tears of joy. Everything, I mean everything, was amazing. Two kinds of bread, an amuse bouche of six bite sized delights, a ceviche served in a scallop shell, a truffled artichoke concoction with a poached egg on top, a lovely piece of monkfish in a mushroom broth, a perfect piece of duck, a poached pear sorbet, two delectable desserts, and a finishing touch of petit fours, were all eaten with exclamations of gluttonous rapture. Service by Kevin was elegant, warm and simply perfect. Yes, he is very French, but with an incongruous American name. Virtus will charm you with its smart, comfortable and au courant space, understated but stylish. I want to go back tonight, but will show unaccustomed restraint. They probably are completely booked. Our meal, with a perfect 98 Euro bottle of Crozes-Hermitage Blanc, a Kir Royale, three vodka cocktails, two bottles of water, came to 286 Euro or 325 dollars for the two of us. What a bargain!!!Although for some, Virtus may be a journey, because it is located in the 12th Arrondissement. I don't care. Take the metro, a taxi, Kapten, Uber, horse and buggy, but get your derrière to Virtus for the meal of a lifetime. Je suis en extase!
