Stunning fully renovated apartment // Paris 11

The Neighborhood

At the crossroads of the 4th, 11th and 12th arrondissements, the Bastille district has many faces: popular, bobo, arty... With its many cafés, bars and restaurants, it's a must for Parisian nightlife. Although some partygoers have shunned it for a few years, Bastille is reinventing itself and returning to the forefront of the scene. At the market, between Faubourg-Saint-Antoine and rue de Charenton, you'll find one of the most typical markets in Paris: marché Beauvau, better known as marché d'Aligre.Both inside and outside the market halls, a mix of Parisian working-class and bobo clientele can be found.On the menu, numerous food shops offer a tempting variety, from the Langlet-Hardouin cheese factory to the local oils of Sur les quais, not forgetting the Café Aouba coffee roaster and the vegetarian meat of La Boucherie végétarienne. Addresses not to be missed include Bears & Raccoons for gluten-free and Paris Saint Bière for craft beer lovers. For a gourmet break, CheZ Aline offers some of the best ham and butter in the capital. Looking for culture? The Bastille district is also home to a number of busy galleries, including Arts Factory, Less Is More Projects and the international Dorothy's Gallery. The Viaduc des Arts, along Avenue Daumesnil, is home to some 50 workshops under its arcades, a must-see place to discover the crafts of artisans. Every Saturday, the Marché Art et Création Paris-Bastille on boulevard Richard-Lenoir offers enriching cultural shopping. List of restaurants near the address : - East Mamma: A setting of exposed bricks and warm colors for authentic Italian cuisine. Price range: €€ - Saigon Hanoi - Vietnamese Restaurant Paris 11: Fast service and excellent value for money for a tasty Vietnamese experience. Price range: € €