Parisian restaurants that sublimate Italian cuisine

Paris is overflowing with addresses where Italian cuisine expresses itself in all its splendor. Here are five restaurants where Italy invites itself to the table with refinement.

L’Attilio, authentic and generous Italy

L’Attilio is a must-visit address for lovers of traditional Italian cuisine. Located in the 8ᵉ arrondissement, this restaurant seduces with its warm ambience and elegant decor, where wood tones and copper accents recall the trattorias of Naples.

The chef makes it a point of honor to respect Italian recipes, using only fresh produce imported from Italy. Each dish tells a story, the story of craftsmanship and a passion for gastronomy.

For starters, creamy Pugliese burrata with tomato confit and basil is a must. Artichokes alla romana, marinated in olive oil and lemon, evoke the flavors of southern Italy.

Our homemade pasta dishes are a true invitation to travel. The homemade tagliatelle with truffle is an explosion of flavors, while the risotto with porcini mushrooms and aged parmesan seduces with its creaminess.

For meat and fish lovers,Milanese osso buco, slow-cooked with tomato sauce and white wine, is a classic not to be missed. Grilled sea bream with lemon and olive oil, served with a pan of Mediterranean vegetables, recalls the flavors of the Amalfi Coast.

To finish on a sweet note, red fruit panna cotta and airy coffee and mascarpone tiramisu are must-try desserts.

L’Attilio is a total immersion in Italian gastronomy, with attentive service and a friendly atmosphere that makes you want to stay longer.

L’Attilio Paris, 184 Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré, 75008 Paris

Da Alfredo, the soul of Italy in Paris

If you’re looking for Italian authenticity, Da Alfredo is the address for you. This restaurant in the 8ᵉ arrondissement is a true tribute to Italy, where cooking is all about tradition and passion.

The atmosphere is lively and warm, with a sober but elegant decor, where the smell of wood-fired pizzas fills the room as soon as you enter.

At da Alfredo, every dish tells a story, the story of Italian family recipes prepared with rigor. The pasta, made every morning in a dedicated laboratory, uses only organic flour and eggs.

Whether tagliatelle, spaghetti or ravioli, each shape is shaped by hand using traditional craftsmanship. The dishes are then cooked to perfection, without the slightest forethought. Here, the order of a vongole triggers the immediate cooking of clams still bathed in water, a guarantee of incomparable freshness. Theescalope alla parmigiana, melting and gratinated with a fragrant tomato sauce, is a sure bet.

The warm, cheerful service is reminiscent of Neapolitan trattorias, where you take the time to enjoy a meal with friends or family.

Da Alfredo, 182 Bd Haussmann, 75008 Paris

Monteverdi, a journey through Tuscany

For over 50 years, Le Monteverdi has embodied the soul of Italian cuisine in the heart of Paris’s 6ᵉ arrondissement. Nestled in a picturesque alleyway in Saint-Germain-des-Prés, this restaurant will become your new refuge.

Let yourself be tempted by Gnudi Verdi, Tuscan gnocchi revisited, combining spinach, ricotta and sage butter. Or succumb to Fettuccine al Tartufo, where truffles combine with pecorino and mascarpone cream for an unforgettable culinary experience. Dessert lovers won’t be able to resist the Panna Cotta, accompanied by seasonal fruits.

To complete the experience, the Monteverdi offers a selection of fine Italian vintages from the country’s most renowned vineyards.

As for cocktails, the bar’s signature creations stand out for their inventiveness. Try the Monteverdi Spritz, a clever blend of gin, elderflower liqueur, prosecco, strawberry puree and mint.

As soon as you cross the threshold of 5 rue Guisarde, Le Monteverdi reveals a timeless atmosphere. Just “refreshed”, it remains in its original state. Between the hustle and bustle of the famous Rue Princesse and the charm of the adjacent alleyways, Le Monteverdi stands tall.

Le Monteverdi, 5 Rue Guisarde, 75006 Paris

Il Carpaccio, Italian haute cuisine at the Royal Monceau

This Michelin-starred restaurant, located in the prestigious Royal Monceau, sublimates Italian cuisine with a refined, gastronomic approach.

The setting is sumptuous, with decor inspired by Venetian palaces. The elegance of the place is also reflected in the dishes.

The starters are of great finesse: scallop carpaccio with truffle oil, smoked burrata and tomato confit.

The main courses are an explosion of flavors. Risotto with langoustines and lemon zest and pasta with Alba white truffles are musts.

Il Carpaccio, 37 Av. Hoche, 75008 Paris

Mori Venice Bar, Venetian elegance in the heart of Paris

This restaurant, located near the Bourse, pays tribute to Venetian cuisine with a chic, hushed decor.

Seafood takes center stage, with dishes like red tuna crudo, fried squid and spaghetti alle vongole.

Risotto lovers will be delighted by the black risotto with cuttlefish ink and the creamy risotto with langoustines.

Mori Venice Bar, 27 Rue Vivienne, 75002 Paris

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