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Historic Restaurants & Cafes
Paris’s dining scene is defined by its historic establishments, from the Belle Époque opulence of Le Train Bleu and Bouillon Chartier to the literary heritage of Les Deux Magots. This collection features iconic spots like the Moulin de la Galette, a former windmill immortalized by Renoir, and the Café des Deux Moulins, famous for its role in the film Amélie. Whether you are seeking the legendary hot chocolate at Angelina, world-renowned macarons at Ladurée Royale, or traditional soufflés, these venues offer a taste of the city’s rich cultural and culinary history.
A Chez Toinette
Traditional French restaurant serving classic cuisine.
B Moulin de la Galette
Historic windmill and restaurant known for its cultural heritage and association with Impressionist art. It was formerly a dance hall depicted in paintings by Renoir.
C Cafe des Deux Moulins
Historic café known for its traditional French interior and its role as a filming location in the movie Amélie.
D Angelina
Historic Parisian tea house and restaurant established in 1903, known for its refined pastries, hot chocolate, and Belle Époque decor.
E The Ace of Falafel
This kosher restaurant which is situated in the Jewish quarter is best known for its falafel sandwich with eggplant and hummus.
F Bouillon Chartier
This popular bouillon restaurant, which is also listed as a historical monument, dates back more than hundred years.
G Le Train Bleu
Le Train Bleu is a restaurant located in the hall of the Gare de Lyon railway station in Paris, France.
H Le Soufflé
Right in the city centre, in the middle of the sightseeing paradise, there is a restaurant offering traditional French cuisine - and for…
I Ladurée Royale
Historic pastry shop and restaurant known for its French macarons and elegant event spaces.
J Les Deux Magots
Les Deux Magots is a famous café and restaurant situated at 6, Place Saint-Germain-des-Prés in Paris's 6th arrondissement, France.
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