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Chartier
Chartier (7 rue du Faubourg Montmartre, Paris)(Metro: Grands Boulevards, Bonne Nouvelle) — located near the Grands Boulevards district, this historic restaurant (originally opening as “Le Bouillon Chartier” in 1896) has large mirrors, wooden panelling, and a mezzanine level that allows a wide view of the entire dining room. These days, Chartier is known for its budget-conscious French dishes and unrivaled Belle Epoque setting. The one pitfall is the long lines for awaiting diners.