Paris Map by a Local: 800+ Cafés, Restaurants & Spots
Paris Map by a Local: 800+ Cafés, Restaurants & Spots
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Planning a trip to Paris? This is my personal Google Map, the same one I use myself, now yours. Over 800 spots across the city that I've been to and loved enough to send you in with total confidence. I live here and I eat out almost every day, so this is not a list I copied from other blogs. Every bakery, every wine bar, every little coffee shop on this map is a place I actually go back to.
You get the whole city, sorted the way I think about it myself. The bakeries worth the wait and the ones doing the best croissant in their arrondissement. Brunch spots for slow weekends. Classic French bistros for your bœuf bourguignon and your soufflé, plus the newer modern tables Parisians are booking right now. Specialty coffee shops for working or papoter for hours. Wine bars, cocktail bars and a few hidden speakeasies. Street food, vegetarian options, gastronomic restaurants for when you want to treat yourself, and the boutiques and vintage stores I send friends to when they want to bring a piece of Paris home.
Wherever you're staying, whether it's the Marais or up in Montmartre, you'll always have a good address within walking distance. No more standing on a corner googling "best lunch near me" and ending up somewhere you regret.
One thing to be clear about: this is a map, not a written guide with long reviews of each place. You get the addresses and the categories, all tested and trusted, and you bring your own sense of adventure on top.
What's inside
- A map to 800+ curated spots across every category in Paris (bakeries, brunch, coffee shops, sweets, street food, French food, modern tables, international, vegetarian, gastronomic restaurants, bars, hotels and shopping)
- A downloadable PDF with the links to the maps
- Lifetime access, on your phone and your computer via Google Maps
- Regular updates as I discover new places
Frequently asked questions
A few honest answers to the questions everyone asks me.
What's included in the Paris map?
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You get access to my full Google Map of Paris, with over 600 spots I've personally tested and loved. Bakeries, brunch places, French bistros, gastronomic restaurants, specialty coffee shops, wine bars, street food, and shopping spots. Each address is sorted by category with a color code, so you can filter what you want to see depending on the moment. You also receive a downloadable PDF with the link to the map and a quick guide on how to use it.
How do I receive the map after purchase?
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Right after checkout, you receive an email with a downloadable PDF. The PDF contains the link to the Google Map, which opens directly in your Google Maps app on your phone or computer. No app to install, no account to create. Just one tap and the map is yours forever.
Can I use the map offline in Paris?
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Yes. Google Maps lets you download any area for offline use, so you can browse the map even without data or wifi. Super useful when you're walking around Paris and don't want to burn through international roaming. I explain how to do it in the PDF you receive.
How often is the Paris map updated?
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I update the map regularly as I discover new spots or as places change. Once you've purchased, you keep lifetime access, so every new addition shows up automatically on your map. No need to buy again. Paris evolves fast, especially the food scene, so I make sure the map keeps up.
Is this the right guide for a first time visit to Paris?
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Honestly, yes. The map covers everything from iconic Paris classics (the bistros, the bakeries, the famous brunches) to local favorites tourists usually miss. Whether you're staying three days or two weeks, you'll find addresses for every meal, every neighborhood, every mood. If you want even more guidance, pair it with my Paris Guide e book for a full itinerary.
What makes this different from a free Paris travel guide online?
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Free guides recycle the same 20 tourist spots, often outdated, often sponsored. This map is built from years of me actually living in Paris and eating out almost every day. No paid placements, no PR invites, no copy paste from blogs. Just the spots I'd send my own friends to. That's the difference.