I´m looking for a good but not overpriced restaurant in Montmartre area or around Clichy. I want definitely avoid tourist traps. Will someone hepl me pls? Thanks Ondra
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Good luck ! Montmartre has to have the most tourists per square meter in Paris. A few restaurants still care about clients (Chez Catherine place du Tertre is one) but most act like they have one time visitors and do not care that much, it starts with serving frozen crepes in some places for example.
I like Charlot Roi du Coquillage Place Clichy, it is a very good seafood restaurant/brasserie. Not overpriced. Not cheap either.
I also like La Divette du Moulin opposite moulin de la galette. Many regulars go there.I have not been since they had a fire and reopened however.
If you walk away from Montmartre and down into the 9th your chances of finding less touristy restaurants are greater. There is Casa Olympe for example (rue Saint Georges) and la Table d%26#39;Anvers (metro Anvers).
There are also many cafes where you can have an occasional good surprise with the plat du jour.
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I would suggest you consider Le Durer Restaurant in Montmarte. 19 rue Yvonne-le-Tac. It%26#39;s about 200 meters to the left of the funicular. Look at TA reviews. Prix fixe menues 21€ for 3 course, 29€ for 4 course. It%26#39;s a great little restaurant.
We also like Le Poulbot at 1 bis rue Poulbot. Very tiny, always full for dinner. Being so close to Place du Tertre, about 2 blocks north, it is touristy but not like the restarants on the square.
I agree with la photographe, the tourists may out number the locals.
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