Astrance vs Bistrot Paul Bert
Both establishments are endorsed by experts. On balance, L'Astrance is preferred by most professionals compared to Bistrot Paul Bert. L'Astrance comes in at 97 with accolades from 15 publications such as DK Eyewitness, Fodor's and Lonely Planet.
Astrance
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4 rue Beethoven, Paris
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Concierge
"For fashionable foodies, a meal at this small, split-level dining room with silver-painted walls on a quiet residential street near the Trocadero is guaranteed Nirvana. In fact, some of..."
Fodor's
"Barbot's cooking has such an ethereal quality that it's worth the considerable effort of booking a table."
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Frommer's
"Pascal Barbot is a true culinary force in the kitchen."
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Travel + Leisure
"Reresentative dishes include grilled lamb with miso-lacquered eggplant, sautéed pigeon, and turbot flavored with lemon and ginger."
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There is no à la carte menu here, only a lunch menu and seasonal dinner menu, full tasting menu, which is what most diners choose.
Zagat
4.7
"Chef Pascal Barbot's "modern, elegant" Haute Cuisine reaches the "pinnacle of grace" in his "incredibly imagined and prepared" plates "accompanied perfectly" by "well-chosen wines"."
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Bistrot Paul Bert
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18 rue Paul-Bert, 75011 Paris
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Concierge
"With a friendly, arty crowd and wonderful food, this back-beyond-the-Bastille bistro would be well worth seeking out even if it weren't one of the best buys in town."
Fodor's
"The Paul Bert delivers everything you could want from a traditional Paris bistro."
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Travel + Leisure
"A classic French eatery with unexpected twists."
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BlackBook
"Hardly the secret it was a couple of years ago, this place bursts with bobos and businessmen dialed in to its superior value."
Gayot
13.0
"The capable director of the set, M. Auboyneau, has successfully devoted his efforts to present a real cuisine at prices of the past century, or almost."
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