Honeymoon in Paris

[wc4572]

My fiance and I are starting to plan a bit more formally for our honeymoon in mid-Jun. We are booked at the Pullman Paris Rive Gauche (15e). We'll be in Paris for 7 nights, so I'm looking for places to eat. Boulangeries, fromageries, caviste near the hotel would be great, but I'm up for just about anything, from the cheap to 125 € (Euro) per person. My French is pretty much non-existent, but I'll try my best. If I need to provide more details, please ask or send me a message. Thanks in advance.

I've read about Jadis and checked the Michelin guide for places nearby (found quite a few in 16e). And L'Os a Moelle seems close, if anyone knows it. Thanks again

[Eatmywords]

I had a fabulous meal at L'Os a Moelle a few years ago. Definitely go there if you can. At the time there was little choice to the pre-set menu so if your picky might want to call for the menu. Their wine bar next door (assuming still open) was charming and a good starting point.

This article may interest you esp if you're willing to stray off the beaten path. http://travel.nytimes.com/2010/04/18/travel/18prixfixe.html?scp=1&sq=paris%20restaurants&st=cse

[Margaret Pilgrim]

Your arrondisement is a hot one for excellent moderately priced dinners. Note that 16e may be a hike from your hotel.

In the 15e, check out Alfaria, Beurre Noisette, Le Grand Pan, Cristal de Sel, Le Troquet and above all, Jadis. Depending on the location of your hotel, certainly don't overlook Le Regalade in 14e, also Le Cerisaie, Jue de Quilles, Cantine du Troquet, Le Severo, Les Petites Sorcieres. You chose your hotel well. Enjoy!