| Diners |
| Bistros |
| Boîtes |
| Eateries |
| Cabarets |
| Barrooms |
| Nightclubs |
| Estaminets |
| Restaurants |
| Java joints |
| Lunch spots |
| Night spots? |
| Dining spots |
| Paris sights |
| Coffeehouses |
| Coffee shops |
| Eating places |
| Paris bistros |
| Casual eateries |
| French eateries |
| Internet sites? |
| Parisian diners |
| Sidewalk sights |
| Trendy eateries |
| Cabaret cousins |
| Filling stations |
| Starbucks stores |
| Tourists' meccas |
| Outdoor eateries |
| Small restaurants |
| Contents of urnes |
| Espresso offerers |
| Parisian hangouts |
| Pick-me-up places |
| Cabaret relatives |
| Alfresco eateries |
| Informal eateries |
| Left Bank eateries |
| Sidewalk" eateries |
| Al fresco eateries |
| Euro meeting spots |
| Rive Gauche sights |
| Settings for Manet |
| Bookstore adjuncts |
| Bookstore fixtures |
| Bookstore eateries |
| Bookstore amenities |
| Some Wi-Fi offerers |
| Casual dining spots |
| Informal restaurants |
| Cappuccino purveyors |
| Spots to sit and sip |
| Truck-drivers' stops |
| Some Wi-Fi providers |
| Sidewalk restaurants |
| Popular surfing spots |
| Some are on sidewalks |
| Some occupy sidewalks |
| Where Parisians meet. |
| Latter-day salon sites |
| Spots on the Left Bank |
| Wi-Fi connection spots |
| Barnes & Noble eateries |
| Champs Élysées sights |
| Champs-Elysees eateries |
| French Starbucks orders |
| Smokey Joe's and others |
| Coffeebar locales, often |
| Eat-on-the-street places |
| Left Bank meeting places |
| Parisian sidewalk sights |
| Trysting places, perhaps |
| Bookstore features, often |
| Some out-of-the-way places |
| Spots to sup on the sidewalk |
| They often have small tables |
| Places for casual conversation |
| Saint-Germain-des-Prés sights |
| They often have Wi-Fi hotspots |
| Sidewalk ___ (outdoor eateries) |
| Sites for some sidewalk suppers |
| Places that may have blackboards |
| Restaurants with outdoor seating |
| Tables-on-the-street restaurants |
| Sights along the Champs-Élysées |
| Places to buy a cappuccino or latte |
| Many establishments on Paris's Boulevard Saint-Germain |
| Places to drink lattes, write poetry, and wear berets, stereotypically |