If anyone knows Paris, it's The Traveling Professor. Here are his picks for the best restaurants in Paris. From French classics to inexpensive bistros, enjoy these Parisian eating spots.

Paris is one of the great food cities of the world. You can easily spend 400-500 euros per diner at restaurants like Alain Ducasse at the Plaza Athénée Hotel or at at Guy Savoy's joint in the 6th arrondissement. But why spend all that money when you can eat well on 25 euros or so? Where are the cheap but good restaurants in Paris? Let The Professor tell you in this Paris blog post.

One of the best books to help diners find great restaurants for every taste and budget in Paris is Eating and Drinking in Paris by Andy Herbach. Not only are the restaurant selections in the book plentiful and highly recommended, the book is also a menu translator to help the diner read and interpret a French menu. So, instead of guessing what oeufs meurette are (poached eggs in red wine sauce), Andy's book will tell you. It also lists wine bars, historic restaurants, food markets and mo...

The Traveling Professor recently returned to Europe in April. We did have a small group tour to Paris and the Normandy Invasion Beaches where we spent a few days in Paris. We visited some old favorites and some new restaurants. Read about three of The Professor's favorite restaurants in Paris.

Almost all Paris restaurants are shutdown or have reduced services due to COVID-19, but we can always dream of the best restaurants in Paris, can't we? Check out The Traveling Professor's list of his best places to eat in Paris.