I%26#39;ve been reading in a lot of places that if you want to eat at any decent restaurant in Paris, you need to make a reservation. I%26#39;m trying to keep our itinerary fairly flexible, so I don%26#39;t really want to be committed to going to a particular restaurant and having a reservation. Will we have a problem in most places if we%26#39;re out somewhere exploring, and then just try and get a table at whatever place happens to look appealing to us? We%26#39;re not the haute cuisine type and would be looking to eat at more casual, low key type of places.
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no you wont in casual places, it depends also what time you eat and if its a touristy place, but in most little restaurants there is no need for reservation, unless you really want to go to a particular restaurant it%26#39;s ok.
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It will be easier if you arrive between 7:30-8:00 pm to get a table... and don%26#39;t assume because there are empty tables that you can be seated b/c those might be reserved already.
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Yes - part of my %26quot;strategy%26quot; would be to arrive on the early side (before 8:00) as I thought that would increase our chances of getting a table. One night during our week stay, I think I will try to reserve in advance and have dinner at a nicer place. We%26#39;re staying on the same street as all of Christian Constant%26#39;s restaurants and I think it would be a shame to not eat at any of them.
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