RENT APPART - Colombes

In a quiet residential neighbourhood, this bistro with a colourful façade and bright green-floored terrace catches the eye. The stylish neo-vintage interior cleverly blends wood, wallpaper, large mirrors, old photographs in gilded frames, and shelves lined with knick-knacks. Friendly welcome and highly attentive service. In the kitchen, Arnaud Delvenne (a Top Chef finalist 2022) has devised a thoughtful and appealing à la carte menu and an affordable lunch menu (add-ons available). A refreshing chilled courgette soup, lightly seared sea bream served with a tasty caponata, and a perfectly made

In the heart of Colombes, close to the imposing church designed by Jean Hébrard, this place started out as a brasserie in 1907. With its zinc counter, mirrors, ceiling mouldings and chandelier with white globes, the decor is truly eye-catching and makes for a chic setting in which to enjoy traditional cuisine prepared with care and made with quality produce. The menu includes a number of signature dishes, such as veal chop or beef fillet..

In this bistro, named after a coastal dune plant, chef Julien Dumas (Bellefeuille, Lucas Carton) works hand in hand with his talented associate Lucas Boisseau to cook up tempting bistronomy cuisine. The focus is on the essentials, with a few creative flourishes: fillet of pollack, grilled wild asparagus with a little bite, cockles and onions served in their jus; to finish, a fresh and vibrant fennel and grapefruit dessert rife with contrasting flavours. The concise menu is always evolving, with a good-value set menu at lunchtime and tasting menus in the evening. The sleek and elegant interior

Opened by a young couple who have worked in some prestigious establishments, this bistro is named in a nod to their Lyonnais roots. They make good use of top-notch ingredients, including organic vegetables from Essonne. At lunchtime, they serve a menu du jour and five-course set menu (no options; also available in the evening) that evolve with the seasons. The fantastic decor is a contemporary take on a bouchon, allies modern elements and well-chosen antiques. A small restaurant with an open kitchen and a few seats at the counter. Excellent wine list including pots lyonnais!

In a residential neighbourhood of well-heeled Neuilly, this Japanese restaurant hosts a pedigree lineup of sushi, bento, omakase. The fish is of the freshest quality and meticulously crafted as one would expect, as are the exquisite, artistically presented desserts. Pale wooden fixtures and white walls depict the classic pared-back interior.

Jean-Pierre and Jarlène Vasseur have opened this welcoming neighbourhood restaurant on the corner of a residential street in his hometown. Trained under Thierry Breton, he cooks up sincere and hearty bistro cuisine with nods to Brittany. Cream of pumpkin soup finished to order, andouille de Guémené and grilled pork belly with buttery mashed potatoes, apple kouign amann or Paris-Brest-Paris in homage to his former mentor: delicious, well-made dishes to be enjoyed in a simple but lively setting.

In a quiet street of Puteaux, this airy restaurant boasts a large peaceful terrace. You can expect well-crafted, indulgent helpings of food presented in sensibly priced menus. Examples include a crunchy Caesar salad packed in flavour. Cheerful service – ideal for a friendly lunch with friends or a more relaxed meal in the evening.