This is a short and narrow pedestrian street located in the Latin Quarter, one block away from the Seine River, on the Rive Gauche (the Left Bank of this spectacular river). It is a very old street, lively and different, with lots of informal and...More

This area has a lot of different things going for it, firstly, it is near Notre Dame so it feels somewhat busy. There are plenty of places to eat and shop and whilst a touristy area, the food quality and the price is much better...More

A great little place tucked away near Notre Dame, cheap eats, and live music aplenty! Definitely worth a visit (evenings the best).

Tiny street joining two larger boulevards that radiate out from the ponts over the Seine This street is buzzing like a beehive... tourist shops, cafes, restaurants and other shops. Touts for cafes everywhere. It’s worth a stroll

Rue de la Huchette is peculiar mix of food places, specialty shops, drinking establishments, souvenir vendors and abundant nightlife. It sort of reminds me of a "boardwalk district" in an ocean front town (without the ocean of course). It is teeming with out-of-towners...has lots of...More

Lots of junky food places here, to some extent catering to students with no money, but largely just tourist traps. Beware bad food. Middle of the old Left Bank, but now junky.

This is a very touristy street so of course it will be fun. We tried a few places here but they weren’t up to speed and par on taste. Again, be careful of your belongings because it can get a bit crowded here. My favorite...More