Cafe de Flore3 Reviews
Cafe de Flore, one of the long-established cafes in Paris. Founded in 1887, it was also a place of relaxation for literary figures on the left bank, but it is no longer open due to the corona wreck. I'll leave the usual delicious chocolate show, but I'll be lonely until it resumes.
Cafe Verlet1 Reviews
Parisienne's oldest coffee shop in Paris. Enjoy more than 30 blends from around the world and cakes from the famous Parisian patisserie Carle Marretti. The coffee you get in the store is brewed in an unusual way, so enjoy the difference from other cafes.
Le Café Marly1 Reviews
At the cafe next to the Louvre, you can dine on this terrace while looking at the pyramids. We ate breakfast here, but it seems that there are light meals to dinner, so you can enjoy it at any time of the day.
