You’ve officially found it: a page called “Hidden Gems in Paris.” So you know it must be incredibly secret. No one’s ever Googled this before. Definitely not. And that restaurant with 5,000 glowing Google reviews? So underground.
Look, we all know the algorithm loves “hidden gems.” But here, you’ll actually find less obvious, better-than-the-guidebook places—spots that locals eat at, chefs whisper about, and your tour group hasn’t walked past yet. Want the real hidden stuff? The kind of place where even Google Street View gave up? You’ll have to email me.
If you’re serious about finding that no-name bar with killer cheese plates, or the pastry shop run by a 92-year-old woman who refuses to use email… drop me an email. I won’t put it online. But I might tell you where to go.
If it’s really a hidden gem, I probably won’t post about it until she retires—or until it gets ruined by TikTok. Whichever comes first.
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