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 Chic |
35-37 Galerie Vivienne Paris 75002 France +33 1 4297 4875 |
The sweet fragrance of Parisian chic pervades this beautiful tearoom set under a lofty 19th century glass roof (Galerie Vivienne). Salads are hearty, home-made pastries are delightful and teas - Darjeeling, Orange Pekoe, Bergamot, and so on - are well worth trying. The place is also famous for its home-made desserts and particularly its delicious Fruit Crumble. The venue gets crowded at weekends when its famous brunch is being served. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Dine in beauty |
35-37 Galerie Vivienne Paris 75002 France +33 1 4297 4875 |
This beautiful 19th century tearoom, set beneath a glass roof is the perfect setting for a laidback meal or tea. This place is well-known for its home-made desserts, especially the fruit crumble. Choose from an assortment of teas, ranging from Darjeeling to Bergamot. If you want something savory, have a go at the salads or come by on the weekend and try one of the items available for brunch. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Grab a quick lunch |
72 Rue du Cherche-Midi Paris 75006 France +33 1 4222 4664 |
This restaurant serves lunch, brunch and tea. The menu has fish, meat and salads, a variety of pastries and different kinds of tea. Make sure you're there on the first Thursday of the month, so that you can participate at the Poesie - A poet's tea, where you can catch up on an author's reading over tea. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Sip n Surf |
30 Rue de la Grande-Truanderie Paris 75001 France +33 1 4026 2774 http://www.labaguenaude.com/ |
With the latest computers, qualified staff and fast web connection, this place is a hub for networking and communication. There is also a color printer, scanner, and cd-rom burner. Photo improvements, USB sockets, web space rental, web site creation, graphic design, technical assistance are all provided here. The rates are as follows - EUR 1,50 for 10 min, EUR 2 for 30 minutes, EUR 4 for one hour and EUR 6 for two hours. Apart from the latest technology cocktails and beverages are also provided. This place also has disabled access and air-conditioning. Pets are allowed. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Fashion Bar |
112 rue du Faubourg Saint-Honore Hotel Le Bristol Paris 75008 France +33 1 5343 4300 http://www.hotel-bristol.com/d... |
Located in the centre of the fashion district, Vibrant Paris is reflected in the eclectic decor of the Bar at Hotel Le Bristol. The bar offers traditional English tea which includes snacks and pastries. Saturday High Tea times are usually booked for fashion shows from 3:30p to 5p. Reserve your tables for the show before hand. For more details log on to their website. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Informal and inexpensive |
Rue de Grenelle Paris 75007 France +33 1 4222 5946 |
Tucked away in the corner of the chic and cher 7th arrondissement, Le Basile is a bastion for those seeking the casual and cheap. Students from the nearby Sciences-Po come to loudly debate politics over espresso. The vibe is retro and mod, with bright red furnishings, a giant portrait of Mick Jagger, and bright, airy windows. While the food is serviceable and inexpensive, the real draw at Le Basile is the atmosphere. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Casual Coffee |
15 Rue Lepic Paris 75018 France +33 14 254 9050 |
Café des Deux Moulins is the same cafe that featured in the much loved 2001 film Amelie. You can tell by the 1950's decor inside. The small typical French cafe has definitely gotten attention after the success of the movie and is visited by both native and foreign customers. A large poster of Amelie saying 'Amelie thanks you' hangs on one of the walls. Other than this the cafe is like any other French cafe with a low lit and warm atmosphere inside, where just coffee and casual conversations take place. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Lanvin chic |
15 Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré Paris 75008 France +33 1 4471 3232 |
It's quite unusual to find a café in the formal universe of the Parisian Haute Couture. Famous designer Lanvin innovated and created a beautiful place with a truly chic decor in which blue and ochre prevail. The venue caters for businessmen, bank managers, and customers...in short - VIPs! A nice place to drink a cup of coffee or tea after walking around this chic part of the city. Expect to pay EUR2.60 for a coffee. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Posh |
27 bis Rue du Louvre Paris 75002 France +33 1 4476 8297 |
Located right above the shop bearing the same name, this high-class café which opened in 1989 caters for an even higher class and mostly feminine clientele. You'll like the cream and green decor if you enjoy going in posh and luxurious places... Of course the café price list is up to the clientele's means! Expect to pay EUR2.30 for a coffee and some EUR20 for a light lunch (salads and fine cakes). Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Contemporary decor |
1 Rue des Fossés-Saint-Bernard Place Mohammed V Paris 75005 France +33 1 4051 3838 |
The decor here is contemporary and very plain: black and metal could mislead people into thinking of this venue as a cold one. Every Wednesday evening, lectures or debates involving Arabian and Oriental writers gather a growing number of people. The second point of interest about this place is the breathtaking view of Paris from the top floor. In any case, after visiting the I.M.A. (the Institute of the Arabian World), you'll probably feel like stopping here for a while. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Indulge |
7 Rue Bourdaloue Paris 75009 France +33 1 4016 1628 http://www.lescakesdebertrand.... |
This small and cozy tearoom offers some of the most authentic flavors of tea and cakes. While the chef suggests Cinnamon cakes and Apple rhubab crumbles with a cup of tea to complement it, you can also try the Egg-plant Parmigiano crumbles and Chicken green curry lasagna for lunch. And if you have just missed out on shopping on the streets of Paris, this place has an array of handbags, coin purses, t-shirts, postcards and other accessories on display. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Coffee, tea or me! |
23 Boulevard Beaumarchais Paris 75004 France +33 1 4271 0777 |
This place transports you to the sixties. What's more, you will get all forms of coffee and Cappuccino: Viennese, frozen, aromatized in special flavors (amaretto, caramel, vanilla, hazel nut ...). Dig into the cookies, muffins, fruit cakes and Austrian pastry. They also serve Anglo-Saxon sandwiches and salads for lunch. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Fine view of the Seine |
88 Quai de l'Hôtel-de-Ville Paris 75004 France +33 1 4272 1758 |
A culturally marked venue! Inside, you can see works of art from all over the world - pottery, statuettes, tapestries, and so on. Outside, on the terrace, you can have a fine view of the embankments of the Seine. Teas are go perfectly with the cakes which are made in the confectionery next door. Some enjoy the fresh products (salmon or guacamole) and some prefer pasta or salads. For dessert try the wonderful Brownies, Lemon Pies or Pecan Pies. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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China in Paris |
10 Rue de l'Echiquier Paris 75010 France +33 1 4824 3868 |
If you are an avid tea drinker, do drop by this tea room located in the heart of Paris. This restaurant run by Chinese; serves varieties of tea from the land where tea originated - China. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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A famed restaurant and a bakery |
75 Avenue des Champs Elysées Paris 75008 France +33 1 4075 0875 / +33 1 5375 3081 http://www.laduree.fr |
High-class restaurant on the world's most famous avenue, Ladurée (founded in 1862) also boasts a bakery. Two other restaurants exist at 16 rue Royale, 75008, and 64 boulevard Haussmann, 75009, as a tribute to this eatery's popularity. Expect to pay EUR9 for the omelette Ladurée, EUR19-EUR21 for meat and fish, and EUR30 for the lunch menu. You can try the famous "macarons" (biscuits), a specialty of this establishment, or enjoy the raw and cooked vegetable salad along with a variable of other dishes served for lunch and dinner. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Goods for the mind |
29 Rue des Trois Bornes Paris 75011 France +33 1 4314 9891 http://www.lejardindugraal.fr/ |
At Les Jardins du Graal, you will find various small decorative objects such as gift cards, incense sticks or floral elixirs as well as paintings and art works. The small shop also promotes young local artists. This eco-friendly boutique couples up as a library that has an extensive collection of books from different fields, such as sciences, art, spirituality, ecology, food, media and much more. At their healthy bar, you can sample some tea or natural juices that will make your body feel good. Spiritual and cultural activities take place on Thursdays. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Delightful & delicious |
3 Rue des Rosiers Paris 75004 France +33 1 4272 9061 |
Set in one of the most typical little backstreets of the Marais district, this delightful salon de thé has everything to satisfy the most ardent café-culture enthusiasts, including sumptuous canapés, elegant surroundings with tasteful décor and a relaxed atmosphere. Tasty hot dishes, like spinach quiche, Spanish omelette, or spicy oriental tart, are served daytime and evening. And as for the desserts, they are to die for. Choose, if you can, from tarte Tatin (apple tart), apple and cinammon cake, or chocolate pavé accompanied by a wonderful selection of house teas. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Its tea time |
33 Rue Gracieuse Paris 75005 France |
The patron of this stylish tearoom, Madame Tseng, is regarded as one of the ten tea masters around the world. Located in the 5th district, this tearoom specializes in Chinese as well as Taiwanese varieties of tea. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Tea, coffee or Mariage? |
13 Rue des Grands-Augustins Paris 75006 France +33(0)1 4051 8250 http://www.mariagefreres.com/ |
Step into this tea parlor with intrepidity if you possess a fondness for tea. The insides of this Mariage brothers' enterprise are an interesting combination of stone and wood. The vintage tea collection from all over the world will overwhelm you and the brews will impress your taste buds. At Mariage Freres a long tea drinking legacy lives on since the establishment of the tea house in 1854. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Elegant tea rooms |
30-32 Rue du Bourg-Tibourg Paris 75004 France +33 (0)1 4272 2811 |
This high-class tearoom in the heart of the Marais area caters for connoisseurs and shouldn't be missed. The atmosphere is quite formal and very refined. Over 500 teas from around the world may be tasted here. Sip rare flavours or house-blends in the salon, or take them home with you, as you prefer. Also sold are sweets, biscuits, jams, and magnificent Chinese teapots. Hospitality and service are impeccably professional. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Refreshingly different |
39 Rue Geoffroy-Saint-Hilaire Paris 75005 France +33 1 4331 3820 http://www.la-mosquee.com/ |
Relax in the Moorish-style inner courtyard and treat yourself to a refreshing cup of delicious mint tea (EUR1.52) or coffee, accompanied by traditional oriental sweetmeats (from EUR1.52). The fabulous decor of wooden ceilings made from cedar of Lebanon, oriental carpets and fountains for performing ablutions whisks you off into another world, while an accompaniment of lush greenery makes this oasis all the more welcoming on a hot summer's day. Built in 1922, this fine Moroccan-style mosque with its own library and excellent restaurant is renowned for its Turkish baths. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Tea, pastries and more... |
11 Rue Poncelet Paris 75017 France +33 1 4227 8186 http://www.stubli.com/ |
If you have a craving for pastries, walk right into Le Stubli. You can savor German delicacies prepared by Chef Gerhard Weber and his team. Choose from a wide variety of tarts and cakes; Apple strudel, Sachertorte, Linzertorte and Black Forest gâteau are some of the hot favorites here. You can feast on the pastries sitting at the Viennese-style tearoom on the first floor of this patisserie. Opposite the patisserie is the Delikatessen, where you can shop for cold meat, bread and beer. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Tea in Toraya? |
10 Rue Saint Florentin Paris 75001 France +33 1 4260 1300 |
Toraya serves renowned pastries baked in Japanese style, the recipes of which date back to the Japanese Imperial court days. You will just marvel at the characteristic fusion of design in the interiors. And if you want to know whether Japanese tea ceremonies are conducted, you will have to venture out yourself. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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