Paris, Rome and Madrid

What are some of your must visit restaurants, food shops, bakeries, etc. when visiting these cities?

Use the search function-- these are prennial topics.

Geo

It kind of depends on what you want. I like history, so places that have been around for a few hundred years, or places that were frequented by notable characters (Le Procope in Paris, for example, where Napoleon hung out and Benjamin Franklin jotted down ideas about freedom, or Hostoria del Orso in Rome, which was Dante's favorite place, or Casa Botin in Madrid, where Hemingway sent his heroes and heroines), are of greater interest to me than "the latest thing." (Fortunately, these places also have very good food, along with the history.)

Let me know. If you're into history, I have other suggestions. If you're looking for the most fabulous new places, then definitely, do a search -- we have loads of travelers who have eaten at every new place worth knowing about in most places.