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10 Most Wishlisted Places on AmiGo

From some of Paris’ most special spots to a no-frills real Roman trattoria and more, these are the 10 most wishlisted places by our au courant AmiGo community…all of which you should absolutely add to your own wishlist.

10 Most Wishlisted Places on AmiGo
Chez Georges

Chez Georges · Paris

Chez Georges, Paris

A classic for a reason. Don’t miss it, whether it’s your first or fiftieth trip to Paris. Order all the bistro classics (sole meuniére, deviled eggs, steak au poivre, profiteroles) and try to snag a table on the terrace.

Rochelle Canteen, London

Open for breakfast and lunch daily and dinner on weekends, this Shoreditch gem is set in the canteen of a former school and known for its nose-to-tail cuisine. It's casual and phenomenal.

Diporto

Diporto · Athens

Díporto (est.1911), Athens

For a classic Greek meal in Athens, look no further. This old-school spot has been open for more than 100 years, doesn't have a sign or a menu, and occupies a simple, basement-level space. The food is simple and super fresh—just ask what is best that day and order it. It's a no-frills, authentic experience—best for lunch.

Grandfather's

Grandfather's · Tokyo

Grandfather’s, Tokyo

If you can only make it to one bar in Tokyo, make it this 40-year-old, dimly lit basement bar where the owner spins the best old school rock, funk, and soul records from the 70s. You’ll find both locals and visitors of all ages sipping on delicious cocktails and enjoying the cozy, chill atmosphere (and having a smoke—it’s allowed—if you’re into that.)

Villa Necchi Campiglio, Milan

Tour this 1930s aristocratic villa–turned–museum to see a modernist home by architect Piero Portaluppi. It is a special oasis in Milan, complete with a pool, garden, restaurant, and tennis court. It was also featured in the film I Am Love.

Bistrot Paul Bert, Paris

An 11th arrondissement classic for phenomenal steak au poivre, natural wine, and an amazing atmosphere. It's a favorite and less touristy than some of the other more central major French bistros.

Atelier Brâncuși, Paris

Set right next to the Pompidou, this former studio of Constantin Brancusi is filled with his pieces and open to the public for free. It's a must for art or design lovers.

Forno Campo de' Fiori Roma, Rome

This iconic bakery on the Campo de' Fiori is lauded for its by-the-slice pizza. Browse the daily market that happens in the square before grabbing a slice for lunch or a snack. The pizza bianca is a favorite.

Le Clown Bar, Paris

Natural wine, superb small plates, a buzzy crowd that's comprised of a mix of locals and chic travelers, and a stunning setting in an historic Belle Epoque cafe that dates back to 1902. The intricate clown tiles inspired this spot's name. Come for lunch while shopping in the Marais or a date at night, and try the specialty: veal brain. (You can also enjoy less adventurous dishes.)

Trattoria Da Enzo al 29, Rome

Super traditional-feeling trattoria in Trastevere that excels in the Roman classics—pasta, meatballs, fried artichoke, and tiramisu.

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