Passy / La Muette

This quarter is where many of Paris’ 1%-ers live. Remember The Spice Girls? Well, here it’s all Posh, but no Spice. The spiciest thing you’ll find in Passy are some pseudo-trendy restaurants where they make you wait 40 minutes for a sidewalk table for no apparent reason or more well-groomed dogs (sporting Hermès leashes) per square yard than at an international dog show. Passy does have some (vanilla) energy, a welcome contrast to the zombie-quiet, bored-bourgeois vibe found elsewhere in the Seizième.

Bakeries

Eric Kayser

Coffee shops

Mai­son Nicoulet

Bars

Le Bar Bib­lio­thèque at Hotel St. James

Museums + Monuments

Mai­son de Balzac

Musée Mar­mot­tan Monet

Le Cor­busier Maisons La Roche et Jeanneret

Hotels

Food Markets

Marché Cou­vert de Passy (Indoor)

Place de Passy 
Open: Tue to Sat — 8a to 1p and 4p to 7p; Sun — 8a to 1p

Marché Gros-la-Fontaine

37 Rue Gros
Open: Tue — 7a to 1:30p; Fri- 7a to 1:30p

Marché Point du Jour

Avenue de Ver­sailles
Open:  Tue, Thu — 7a to 1:30p; Sun — 7a to 2:30p