You're missing out on a Thursday night in Paris

The goal of this Thursday evening is to snag a table at Clamato, a “cool, rustic-chic restaurant presenting a changing menu of creative seafood dishes & wine.“

After asking friends in Paris for a dinner recommendation, this spot was the common denominator on everyone’s list. After trying to bribe one of the waiters at Septime La Cave (Clamatos sister restaurant) and practically begging the girl handling the reservations, we successfully got a table.

Here is my list of spots to go on a Thursday night (starting with my favorite)

  1. Clamato

  2. Septime La Cave

  3. Le Baron Rouge

And here is how I would plan my day:

LE BARON ROUGE: 1 RUE THEOPHILE ROUSSEL, 75012 PARIS, FRANCE

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What to expect: Authentic, crowded, buzzy, priceworthy

A neighborhood institution, where locals come with their wine bottles and fill them directly from the barrels. Perfect on a warm afternoon for a glass of wine and an oyster out on the pavement.

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SEPTIME LA CAVE: 3 RUE BASFROI, 75011 PARIS, FRANCE

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What to expect: Cool, hipstery, wine-obsessed Parisians

Take a 7 min walk up to Septime La Cave (but before you order, put your name up for a table at Clamato across the street) Grab a glass of natural wine and a spot in the window.

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CLAMATO: 80 RUE DE CHARONNE, 75011 PARIS, FRANCE

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What to expect: Trendy, chic, date-night worthy

You’ve arrived at the highlight of the evening. We asked the staff for their favorites on the menu and had one of the best meals we’ve had in Paris.

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