Top Restaurants in France

If you're planning to eat here, reserving a table a day or two in advance is a must, especially on weekends! I found out the hard way and waited quite a bit.

When you order, ask for the wine pairings. The sommelier there really knows his stuff and it elevates the meal to another level.

Try the tasting menu if you're feeling adventurous! It was a fantastic way to sample multiple dishes and gave me a real sense of the chef's creativity.

If you're a coffee lover, don't skip out on their coffee; it’s some of the best I had in Paris!

If you're planning to order drinks, my advice is to go for the local wines. They are not just delish but also cheaper compared to the imported ones.

Dress smart-casual; I noticed some people in shorts and flip-flops feeling out of place. It's a nice spot and a bit upscale, so keep that in mind.

If you're planning to just visit the observation deck, try to go right at 10 AM when they open to beat the crowds and snag the best spots.