Good Food and Good Vibes at Norieta Restaurant in Paris
Looking for a place to escape the hustle and bustle of Paris and enjoy some good food? Look no further than Norieta restaurant in the 10th arrondissement. This hidden gem promises to transport you to the sunny Provence with its delicious dishes and excellent value for money.
In the fast-paced life of a Parisian, time seems to fly by. Just like the white rabbit in Alice in Wonderland, we are constantly chasing after it. That’s why it’s important to find those hidden paths that allow us to take a break and enjoy some quality time.
Norieta restaurant, located in the 10th arrondissement, is one of those places that will make you forget about your hectic schedule and invite you to relax with friends. It’s like a window to Provence, where you can enjoy a meal under the shade of a lemon tree all year round. The atmosphere is always cheerful, and you are treated like an old friend. The chaos of the City of Light feels miles away. The recipe for happiness here is simple: good food, reasonable prices, and a love for sharing.
At this quirky tavern, you can indulge in seasonal dishes made with fresh ingredients that pay homage to the South. For starters, we tantalized our taste buds with a salad made of crisp and juicy sucrine lettuce accompanied by crunchy chickpeas, pickled vegetables, and zaatar-flavored yogurt that added an exotic touch to the plate. It’s a true celebration of good ingredients.
For the main course, those seeking comfort will not be able to resist the homemade bolognese lasagna, which is generous and nostalgic. It’s the perfect dish even in the middle of summer. If you prefer something lighter, don’t miss out on the catch of the day served with a delicate ratatouille. The juicy vegetables explode with sunny flavors, and the dish is topped with excellent kalamata olives as an ode to Greece. During our visit, the fish was perfectly cooked, with a delicate and tender flesh.
To end the meal on a sweet note, we couldn’t resist the lemon meringue pie, a favorite guilty pleasure for the French. It’s a burst of citrusy flavors and indulgence, fitting perfectly with the setting under the lemon tree.
We particularly appreciate the portion sizes, which allow us to enjoy a full meal without feeling overwhelmed, as well as the excellent value for money. We will definitely be coming back to Norieta!
