Montmartre in Paris

5 places for Montmartre in Paris, picked by creators — with what they said.

• Bien Élevé — Lucile
  Excellent quality meat and friendly staff; the beef-fat fries rank among the best they've ever had, and the steak tartare, made with beef sourced directly from top French farms, is among the best in Paris, with sides and seasoning changing by season
  Heads up: The steak tartare is entirely raw beef with a raw egg, so don't confuse it with steak frites when ordering
• Hôtel Particulier — Les Frenchies
  Guests raved about this oasis-like garden that's silent despite being in the heart of the city, the mirrored elevator, red velvet blackout curtains, mosaic-tiled bathtub alongside two side-by-side double shower stalls, and pillow-top yet firm beds — all delivering the luxurious feel of an 'old-money mansion' that made them want to return.
  Heads up: At €770 a night in high season, or around €1,100 with dinner and breakfast included, it's not a place to stay every day, check-in felt awkward (staff only responded in French), and the room has no USB or USB-C ports and only a single power outlet.
• Fric-Frac — Lucile
  A proper croque monsieur with creamy béchamel, and at a reasonable €9
  Heads up: Mentioned in the context of comparing prices, since plenty of places in Paris charge up to €27 for a croque monsieur
• La Binouze — TOPJAW
  A bar for serious craft beer lovers, collaborating with breweries and importing from around the world — the thick, hazy NEIPA goes down especially well, and unlike most Paris bars it opens at 11am.
  Heads up: Plenty of high-ABV beers, including a Monkish double IPA at 8.5%.
• Tranché — Lucile
  A beautifully laminated chocolatine, and a surprisingly good chou à la crème, the shop's specialty

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