Those jetting off to property in France near the country's capital may be interested in one journalist's recommendations of some of the best Parisian restaurants.
In an article for the Telegraph, Natasha Edwards picked out her top eateries in the city, noting that people on a budget could choose to visit some of the more expensive establishments at lunchtime when a cheaper menu is often available.
For those looking for acclaimed culinary delights during their trip to property in France, she suggested booking a table at Pierre Gagnaire, where visitors will find "a discovery trail of French cuisine from one of the most inventive chefs around today".
Meanwhile, anyone who wants to sample some French regional cooking should head to Mon Vieii Ami, Ms Edwards noted.
And people looking for a budget option may want to seek out Bistrot du Peintre, an art nouveau cafe that promises "satisfying, good value, traditional cuisine".
With so many fascinating attractions to visit in Paris, it should be easy to work up an appetite while visiting the city. From the Louvre gallery and the Eiffel Tower to the Sacre-Coeur and Champs Elysees, Paris is packed with things to see and do.
