1. Enter Parc Martin-Luther-King
From Pont-Cardinet, enter through an open park gate and loop through the southern part, extending farther only if you wish. Newer buildings and planted areas establish the day’s first contrast. There is no need to visit every corner: keep an exit towards Rue Cardinet in mind for the link to the older neighbourhood.
2. Reach the old village through neighbourhood streets
Leave towards Rue Cardinet and continue through the Rue Brochant area to Place Charles-Fillion. Street widths, façades and nearby shops change the scale. Slow down here rather than searching for one specific attraction. Use marked crossings and keep shop entrances clear when your group stops to decide what comes next.
3. Take a second pause in Square des Batignolles
Enter the square if it is open and compare this garden with the park at the start. A small loop is enough; extra laps are unnecessary. Afterwards, take Rue des Batignolles and Rue des Dames towards Rue de Lévis. This connection brings you back into shopping streets before the final stretch to Villiers.
4. Follow Rue de Lévis towards Avenue de Villiers
Follow Rue de Lévis towards Place Prosper-Goubaux, then take Avenue de Villiers to the selected address. Food shops on Lévis add atmosphere but do not replace a documented kosher record. Villiers station is not necessarily beside the restaurant: keep the street number and continue to the correct location rather than stopping at a similar-looking sign.
Where to stop for a kosher meal
The selected record puts your meal on Avenue de Villiers after both gardens. Read the details beforehand and shorten the loops if time is limited. If you prefer another documented restaurant in the 17th, recalculate the final link. Neighbourhood names help orientation, but do not tell you the distance to a particular table.