My daughter is moving to Paris in September, where can she find the best food markets? In particular the wonderful vegetable seller you visit!

Clair

My favourite market is Marché d'aligre (see my Stylist Paris guide). It has a cheap bargain end and then a slightly more expensive end with more specialised artisanal products. It's quite big with a covered and open market. The veg guy in the show, Joël Thiebault (also listed in the guide), has amazing veg but sells at the other end of town, in the 16th. A little more pricier but worth it!

Do you have any recommendations of somewhere that is special to eat in Paris?

Nastasia

I really like Au Passage, 1bis, passage de Saint-Sebastien. It's part of the new breed of neo-bistros offering natural wines, sharing plates featuring excellent ingredients and a laid-back atmosphere.

Would you agree that the finest falafel in Paris town is L'As du Fallafel on Rue des Roisiers? I have tried many, but have always come back to L'As!

Louise

I agree! L'As du Fallafel on Rue des Roisiers is the best Falafel. I've yet to eat a better one in Paris.

I want to ask a lovely boy out on a date in Paris and I know he loves cake! Please could you recommend a couple of really cool, unusual places where I can buy him sort sort of woo-me gateaux?

CTS

You have to go to Pâtisserie des Rêves (pastry shop of dreams). The cakes are amazing! My favourite is a Paris Brest: choux pastry ring with flaked almonds filled with a praline pastry cream. Divine! You can swoop your date off his feet with a cake from there!

Do you know of a place in Paris where you can buy cheddar cheese? I lived there last year and really struggled

Lauren

It's not easy to find cheddar cheese in Paris but now M&S is open again on the Champs Elysées it shouldn't be too hard to get your fix!

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