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  4. Rank 881. Les Singuliers

    Modern French


    Address
    6 rue Montaigne, Saint-Astier, New Aquitaine 24110, France · Saint-Astier
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    Closed now, opens 7:30 PM

    Friday Noon–1:30 PM, 7:30 PM–9 PM

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  7. Rank 881. Les Vins d'Oleg

    Natural Wine Bar

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  10. The red shutters give it away before you even check the address. This is a neighborhood bistro run by two brothers from the Basque Country, one cooking a rotating menu of southwest French flavors with a modern edge, the other steering the room and the wine list with obvious confidence. The menu shifts daily, so the regulars rarely know what's coming, which seems to suit everyone just fine.


    Address
    1 rue Vélane, Toulouse, Occitania 31000, France · Toulouse
    Hours

    Closed now, opens 7:30 PM

    Friday 12:15 PM–2 PM, 7:30 PM–9:30 PM

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  13. Rank 881. Levain

    Bakery

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  14. Rank 881. Levain Le Vin

    Bakery Wine Bar

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  15. Rank 881. Limon

    Pizzeria

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  18. Rank 881. Localino

    Italian

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  19. Rank 881. Localino al Mare

    Mediterranean Italian

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  24. Rank 881. Lou’Bar

    Natural Wine Bar

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  26. Rank 881. Loupino

    Neapolitan Pizzeria

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  28. Rank 881. Lulla

    Sandwich Shop

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  29. Rank 881. Lurrak

    Modern Basque

    A traditional Basque building beside a pelota court, now running with a distinctly Scandinavian soul inside. The chef spent time in Copenhagen and brought the preservation techniques home, so the menu leans heavily on plants and regional produce with a quiet, considered precision. It's the kind of restaurant where rhubarb and trout roe share a plate and that feels completely logical. A Michelin Selected restaurant in the village of Arbonne.


  30. Rank 881. Madame Boulange

    Boulangerie

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  31. Rank 881. Madeleine

    Alsatian Bistro

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  32. Rank 881. Madeleine

    Bakery

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  33. Rank 881. Mado

    Bistronomic Vietnamese

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  34. Rank 881. Mado

    Italian Boulangerie

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  35. Rank 881. Magnolia

    British

    Orange velvet seating and waxed concrete walls give this candlelit bistro on Place Gustave-Toudouze the feel of a chic 1970s Paris flat someone forgot to leave. The short menu leans into punchy, well-assembled ideas, and the natural wine list is sourced with genuine care. Service is relaxed without being slow. Tables fill fast, so a reservation is less of a formality and more of a necessity.


    Address
    5 rue Henry-Monnier, Paris, Ile-de-France 75009, France · Paris
    Hours

    Closed now, opens 7 PM

    Friday 12:30 PM–2 PM, 7 PM–10 PM

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  36. Rank 881. Maïdo

    Japanese

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  39. Terracotta tiles and exposed beams set the tone in this half-timbered building typical of Les Landes, where a young chef from a long line of cooks runs a modern bistro rooted in the surrounding region. Local craftspeople made the crockery and tables, and the kitchen leans on nearby producers just as heavily. The cooking is precise and creative without performing about it, which in rural southwest France feels refreshingly honest.


    Address
    70 rue du Commerce, Rion-des-Landes, New Aquitaine 40370, France · Rion-des-Landes
    Hours

    Closed now, opens 7:30 PM

    Friday 12:30 PM–2:30 PM, 7:30 PM–9:30 PM

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  43. Rank 881. Maison Soubeiran

    Regional Mediterranean


    Address
    129 cours Gabriel-Péri, Lunel, Occitania 34400, France · Lunel
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    Closed now, opens 7 PM

    Friday Noon–2 PM, 7 PM–10 PM

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  44. Rank 881. Maitenia

    Basque

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  45. Address
    18 quai Saint-Paul, La Turballe, Pays de la Loire 44420, France · La Turballe
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    Closed now, opens 7:15 PM

    Friday 12:15 PM–1 PM, 7:15 PM–8:30 PM

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  46. Rank 881. Mala Boom

    Sichuan

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  48. Across the River Têt, a short walk from the city bustle, this quiet multi-course restaurant occupies a room that leans toward Japanese minimalism, which turns out to suit the cooking perfectly. The chef trained in Kyoto before France, and the menu shows it: clean, precise flavors, seafood and vegetables treated with restraint. Her husband handles an equally focused wine list, curated to follow the single set menu rather than overwhelm it.


  49. Rank 881. Mamiche

    Boulangerie

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  50. Rank 881. Mammouth

    French

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  51. Rank 881. Manobaké

    Bakery

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  52. The name comes from a Hebrew word meaning "bitter," though the team chose it as a nod to both grandmothers, which sets the tone for how personal this little bistro feels. Tucked into the old Cougnes quarter, the two-person operation swaps kitchen and floor duties between them, sourcing fish from nearby markets and duck from Vendée. Lunch runs simpler, evenings more ambitious, and the whole thing lands at a price that makes you check the bill twice.


  53. Rank 881. Mardi

    Coffee

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  54. Rank 881. MARMAR

    Mediterranean

    A former burger joint on a backstreet near the port, now a bright Mediterranean restaurant run by a southern Italian chef and a Lombard sommelier who named it by combining their surnames. The kitchen pulls from the Saleya Market daily, so the menu shifts with whatever looked good that morning, leaning on citrus and spice. The wine list roams all over Europe and moves around as much as the food does.


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  57. Rank 881. Mayzou

    Spanish

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  59. Rank 881. Mehmet

    Turkish

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  61. Rank 881. Melon

    Wine Bar

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  66. Rank 881. Method

    Cocktail Bar

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  67. Rank 881. Mi U Mì

    Chinese

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  68. Rank 881. Micro Sillon

    Wine Bar

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  69. Rank 881. Midget

    Natural Wine Bar

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  70. Rank 881. Midi Minuit

    Wine Bar

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  71. Rank 881. MieMie

    Bakery

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  72. A Venezuelan-born chef running a small Marseille bistro with Notre-Dame-de-la-Garde looming over the neighbourhood is a good start. The menu shifts by daylight: lunch leans into vegetables, dinner tips toward fish and seafood from the coast nearby. Provenance is the thing here, with sourcing called out on almost every dish. The wine list favours living wines, especially from Jura, which tells you something about the crowd.


  73. Rank 881. Minibar

    Wine Bar

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  74. Rank 881. Minore

    Bistro

    A casserole pot of artichokes, morels, beef marrow, and foie gras tells you everything: this is a Paris bistro that takes itself seriously without making you feel you should, too. The former Abri chef runs the kitchen while a dedicated bartender minds a cocktail list that holds its own. Share plates, tapas snacks, or something more serious, the format bends to your appetite. The patio fills up the moment the sun appears, as it always does in the ninth.


  75. Rank 881. Minouch

    Coffee

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  76. Rank 881. Misu

    Korean

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  79. Rank 881. Miyoshi

    Izakaya Japanese

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  80. Rank 881. Moderno

    Italian

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  81. Rank 881. Mokochaya

    Coffee

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  84. Named after the chef's grandmother, this cozy bistro on a pedestrian street in Dijon puts seasonal vegetables front and center, though a well-placed black pudding cream keeps things from going fully virtuous. The cooking pulls from various influences without making a fuss about it, and the room is simple wood-and-whitewash honest. A small terrace spills onto the street when the weather cooperates.


    Address
    33 rue Amiral-Roussin, Dijon, Burgundy-Franche-Comte 21000, France · Dijon
    Hours

    Closed now, opens 7 PM

    Friday Noon–2 PM, 7 PM–9:30 PM

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  91. Rank 881. Mouné

    Lebanese

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  92. Rank 881. Moutchou

    Mediterranean

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  93. Rank 881. Mugen Ramen

    Japanese Noodle Shop

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  94. Rank 881. Nagori

    Japanese

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  97. Rank 881. Nono

    Japanese

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  98. Rank 881. Nossa

    Neapolitan Pizzeria

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  99. Rank 881. Nour Comptoir

    Levantine

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