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    By paris-bistro on 15 June 2025 Bistro

    A lively, joyful, and popular bistro serving inventive and flavorful cuisine, playing boldly with contrasting textures while honoring Parisian bistro classics. And all at very reasonable prices. Think places like this no longer exist in Paris? You’d be mistaken. Head to Caboulot at the foot of Montmartre—you won’t be disappointed.

    Caboulot—the word designated a disreputable cabaret in the dialect of eastern France—opened in December 2024. In the first room, a large bar awaits, perfect for leaning on and sipping French wines at friendly prices during aperitif hour, before finding a spot on a banquette for your meal. Given the place’s popularity, it’s not uncommon to find yourself shoulder-to-shoulder with fellow diners, which is a great opportunity to chat and laugh with your neighbors.

    The Caboulot Team

    And then, of course, there’s the food. For starters, you can choose the classic (organic) egg with homemade mayonnaise (€5), but the pea velouté with herbed ewe’s curd (€7) is a miracle of freshness, rivaling the delicious pork terrine.

    Pea velouté with herbed ewe’s curd

    If you just want a snack, go for the Croque-Monsieur—white ham and Comté, one of France’s best cheeses (€14). The hanger steak with Bordeaux sauce (€22) is perfectly rare and can be served with a little pot of crisp vegetables if you wish. The two young chefs also work wonders with fish, such as pollock or sea bream with lemony beurre blanc and shaved fennel.

    For dessert, the house favorite is the caramel French toast (€7)—slices of bread soaked in eggs and sugar, then pan-fried. But the lemon basil cream (just tart enough, with crunchy peanuts) is fantastic in summer.

    To finish, why not try the Trou Normand (€6)—apple sorbet & Calvados—a very old cocktail once enjoyed at wedding feasts in Normandy to revive the appetite. It’ll give you the strength to climb the Butte Montmartre.

    Caboulot : 123 rue Caulaincourt, 75018 PARIS

    Have a drink
    Monday–Friday: from 8 am
    Saturday: from 9 am
    Sunday: 9 am to 4 pm

    Eat
    Monday–Friday: 12 pm–2:30 pm / 7 pm–10:30 pm
    Saturday: 12 pm–2:30 pm / 7 pm–10:30 pm
    Sunday: 12 pm–2:30 pm

    Lunch set menu, Monday to Friday
    Main course €14
    Starter + Main or Main + Dessert €19
    Starter + Main + Dessert €24

    Phone: (33) 1 86 04 48 07

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