My Favorite Places!
My favorite restaurants
Came here for lunch with a friend on a Sunday, arrived early which was good as the restaurant was almost full, I think we got the last table. The staff were friendly and helpful. I had a wonderful galette with organic smoked trout, goat's cheese, spinach and almonds. My companion had an equally wonderful galette with mushroom, spinach, Fourme d'Ambert and pine nuts. We shared a litre of the dry house cider which was a perfect accompaniment, delightfully served in a ceramic jug with matching ceramic drinking bowls. My companion was able to eat a crepe for dessert, with lemon and sugar; she said it was perfect. I could only manage an infusion and was happy that they had limeflower tea. The atmosphere was convivial and the prices were reasonable. I will seek this place out next time I'm in Paris.
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Lulu la nantaise
67 Rue de LancryCame here for lunch with a friend on a Sunday, arrived early which was good as the restaurant was almost full, I think we got the last table. The staff were friendly and helpful. I had a wonderful galette with organic smoked trout, goat's cheese, spinach and almonds. My companion had an equally wonderful galette with mushroom, spinach, Fourme d'Ambert and pine nuts. We shared a litre of the dry house cider which was a perfect accompaniment, delightfully served in a ceramic jug with matching ceramic drinking bowls. My companion was able to eat a crepe for dessert, with lemon and sugar; she said it was perfect. I could only manage an infusion and was happy that they had limeflower tea. The atmosphere was convivial and the prices were reasonable. I will seek this place out next time I'm in Paris.
A very good Asian dinner, a little more refined than our usual canteen in Chinatown. As a starter, we enjoyed a salad of lemongrass sausage, delicious with a little sauce of chopped tomatoes a little up, and ravioli fries with pork.
In the dish I tried the classic bò bún with beef and nêms, a safe bet that turns out to be very tasty and hearty. The chicken rice is also delicious, the dishes are garnished with cabbage, carrots, grilled garlic, coriander and fresh chives.
The setting is nice, the service fast and attentive; we recommend with eyes closed!
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Le Cambodge
10 Av. RicherandA very good Asian dinner, a little more refined than our usual canteen in Chinatown. As a starter, we enjoyed a salad of lemongrass sausage, delicious with a little sauce of chopped tomatoes a little up, and ravioli fries with pork.
In the dish I tried the classic bò bún with beef and nêms, a safe bet that turns out to be very tasty and hearty. The chicken rice is also delicious, the dishes are garnished with cabbage, carrots, grilled garlic, coriander and fresh chives.
The setting is nice, the service fast and attentive; we recommend with eyes closed!
Real good Neapolitan pizze: excellent dough, special mention to salsiccia e friarielli. Friendly welcome and casual, good cocktails, pretty deco. I often come with my family or my love for lunch on weekends and it's always nice.
The view on the canal St Martin is awesome!
17 recommandé par les habitants
Acqua e Farina
38 Rue FaidherbeReal good Neapolitan pizze: excellent dough, special mention to salsiccia e friarielli. Friendly welcome and casual, good cocktails, pretty deco. I often come with my family or my love for lunch on weekends and it's always nice.
The view on the canal St Martin is awesome!
My Neighborhood
The tree-lined Saint-Martin canal is the heart of
one of the most romantic and trendy neighborhoods of
Paris. It is possible to observe boats sail
quietly, surrounded by lovers or groups
of friends resting on banks or bridges. The
evening, banks are taken by storm by customers
coming to have a glass of wine with their friends.
When it's colder, people go to
trendy bars, cozy restaurants and
concert halls of the district. The most adventurous
of you will discover more confidential sites
in the neighboring lanes, be it bars
local or small architectural wonders
Futurists. With its heterogeneous population, this
neighborhood enjoys a particular dynamism.
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Canal Saint Martin
The tree-lined Saint-Martin canal is the heart of
one of the most romantic and trendy neighborhoods of
Paris. It is possible to observe boats sail
quietly, surrounded by lovers or groups
of friends resting on banks or bridges. The
evening, banks are taken by storm by customers
coming to have a glass of wine with their friends.
When it's colder, people go to
trendy bars, cozy restaurants and
concert halls of the district. The most adventurous
of you will discover more confidential sites
in the neighboring lanes, be it bars
local or small architectural wonders
Futurists. With its heterogeneous population, this
neighborhood enjoys a particular dynamism.
The covered market Saint Martin, is the angle of the streets of the Château d'Eau, at No. 33 and Bouchardon in the 10th arrondissement. When Préfet Haussmann, the creative demolisher, broke down the boulevard de Strasbourg in 1852, the only Saint Laurent market, which existed in the neighborhood, disappeared. Markets Saint Martin, there has been a lot since 1765, with various fortunes, several times displaced. The market, which we see today, dates from 1880, after the previous building had its roof collapsed in 1879.
This market is built with a metal structure and cast iron pillars with stone facings for the main entrances. A canopy lightens rather narrow aisles. Here there are stands of all kinds, with food products, a café bar and a small restaurant, shops of home products, a florist, a laundry, etc. Shops have their windows accessible in both streets. The building is also composed of housing on the floors, with a fairly successful modern style.
This market is absolutely not "tourist", more reason to taste the authentic side of a Parisian market, where the atmosphere is friendly and relaxed. Here we say hello when you arrive and the exchanges are friendly and the atmosphere relaxed, which changes us some street markets. It is open every day, except Monday, from 9h to 20h except Sunday from 9h to 14h.
It is accessible by metro station "Château d'Eau" line 4, then take the rue du Château d'Eau to the east to 33.
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Marché Saint-Martin
31/33 Rue du Château d'EauThe covered market Saint Martin, is the angle of the streets of the Château d'Eau, at No. 33 and Bouchardon in the 10th arrondissement. When Préfet Haussmann, the creative demolisher, broke down the boulevard de Strasbourg in 1852, the only Saint Laurent market, which existed in the neighborhood, disappeared. Markets Saint Martin, there has been a lot since 1765, with various fortunes, several times displaced. The market, which we see today, dates from 1880, after the previous building had its roof collapsed in 1879.
This market is built with a metal structure and cast iron pillars with stone facings for the main entrances. A canopy lightens rather narrow aisles. Here there are stands of all kinds, with food products, a café bar and a small restaurant, shops of home products, a florist, a laundry, etc. Shops have their windows accessible in both streets. The building is also composed of housing on the floors, with a fairly successful modern style.
This market is absolutely not "tourist", more reason to taste the authentic side of a Parisian market, where the atmosphere is friendly and relaxed. Here we say hello when you arrive and the exchanges are friendly and the atmosphere relaxed, which changes us some street markets. It is open every day, except Monday, from 9h to 20h except Sunday from 9h to 14h.
It is accessible by metro station "Château d'Eau" line 4, then take the rue du Château d'Eau to the east to 33.
Aménagé dans l’ancien couvent des Recollets construit au XVIIe et XVIIIe siècle, le Café A est unique, loti dans cette bâtisse de belles pierres blanches massives. C’est un repaire arty connu des Parisiens initiés, car il faut franchir une grille, traverser une cour bordée d’arcades pour entrer dans ce lieu exceptionnel - maintenant ouvert jusqu'à 2h du matin du lundi au samedi. Ce vaste espace aménagé de nombreuses tables est décoré d’œuvres de jeunes artistes parisiens, les expos étant souvent renouvelées au cours de l'été. Mais le vrai plus de ce bar, c’est son jardin secret protégé de la rue par un mur d’enceinte : une vaste cour poétique plantée de vieux arbres qui prend des accents bucoliques en plein mois d’août. Des chaises longues invitent à la détente : on peut bouquiner tranquillement au soleil la journée sur des transats ou prendre un verre en soirée.
Housed in the former convent of Recollets built in the seventeenth and eighteenth century, Cafe A is unique, in this lot of beautiful white massive stones. It is an arty haunt known to initiated Parisians, because you have to cross a gate, cross a courtyard lined with arcades to enter this exceptional place - now open until 2am from Monday to Saturday. This vast space furnished with many tables is decorated with works by young Parisian artists, the exhibitions being often renewed during the summer. But the real plus of this bar is its secret garden protected from the street by a wall: a vast poetic courtyard planted with old trees that takes bucolic accents in the middle of August. Sun loungers invite you to relax: you can enjoy a leisurely day in the sun on deckchairs or have a drink in the evening.
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Street BKK Grill & Beer - Canal
3 Rue Eugène VarlinAménagé dans l’ancien couvent des Recollets construit au XVIIe et XVIIIe siècle, le Café A est unique, loti dans cette bâtisse de belles pierres blanches massives. C’est un repaire arty connu des Parisiens initiés, car il faut franchir une grille, traverser une cour bordée d’arcades pour entrer dans ce lieu exceptionnel - maintenant ouvert jusqu'à 2h du matin du lundi au samedi. Ce vaste espace aménagé de nombreuses tables est décoré d’œuvres de jeunes artistes parisiens, les expos étant souvent renouvelées au cours de l'été. Mais le vrai plus de ce bar, c’est son jardin secret protégé de la rue par un mur d’enceinte : une vaste cour poétique plantée de vieux arbres qui prend des accents bucoliques en plein mois d’août. Des chaises longues invitent à la détente : on peut bouquiner tranquillement au soleil la journée sur des transats ou prendre un verre en soirée.
Housed in the former convent of Recollets built in the seventeenth and eighteenth century, Cafe A is unique, in this lot of beautiful white massive stones. It is an arty haunt known to initiated Parisians, because you have to cross a gate, cross a courtyard lined with arcades to enter this exceptional place - now open until 2am from Monday to Saturday. This vast space furnished with many tables is decorated with works by young Parisian artists, the exhibitions being often renewed during the summer. But the real plus of this bar is its secret garden protected from the street by a wall: a vast poetic courtyard planted with old trees that takes bucolic accents in the middle of August. Sun loungers invite you to relax: you can enjoy a leisurely day in the sun on deckchairs or have a drink in the evening.
Après s'est installé à la Cité de la mode en 2014, squatté une ancienne friche de 2 000 m2 dans le 18e où la SNCF retapait jadis ses locomotives (Grand Train), voici que l'équipe du Ground Control prend ses quartiers dans une ex-Halle de la SNCF.
A ne pas rater parmi la kyrielle de restos et bars : Chilam, mexicain 100 % fait maison, La Résidence, le génial resto solidaire du Refugee Food Festival, qui accueille des chefs réfugiés talentueux pour casser les idées reçues et a priori sur le statut de réfugié. Solina, pâtes fraîches aux blés anciens, élaborées dans la plus pure tradition des Abruzzes. Mais aussi Table Nali, alliant African fusion et recettes de femmes. Une cuisine inspirée des maquis, ces lieux clandestins où l'on se retrouve pour se restaurer, boire et danser partout en Afrique...
Pour rêvasser en bronzant (ou l'inverse) optez pour l'immense terrasse, à l'écart du bruit et de la circulation. Aux beaux jours, c'est un véritable salon jardin où lézarder, boire une bière ou même travailler sur un transat, à l'ombre des arbres. L'hiver, on profite des chauffages et braseros pour passer des moments hors du temps. Et on se régale en toutes saisons grâce aux food trucks stationnés dans la cour. Comme par exemple chez Peppa Porchetta : de succulents sandwiches roulés et farcis aux herbes, déclinant la mozzarella, l'autre spécialité de la maison.
Ground Control c'est aussi un marché de primeurs où il fait bon faire ses emplettes le week-end. Avec des étals regorgeant de produits alimentaires, bons, bios, de saison et issus de circuits courts. Des cours de yoga, pilates, reiki, réflexologie et méditation du mercredi au dimanche... Pour petits et grands ! Un studio photo, une galerie d'art, un studio de radio spécialisé dans la fabrique de podcasts... Des concerts acoustiques... Et une boutique de plantes à tarifs hyper accessibles, histoire de permettre aux citadins de transformer leur appart'en jungle urbaine. Plus de 100 variétés de mini cactus, mini Calathea et bien d’autres à 1 €, 2 € et 3 € !
Après s'est installé à la Cité de la mode en 2014, squatté une ancienne friche de 2 000 m2 dans le 18e où la SNCF retapait jadis ses locomotives (Grand Train), voici que l'équipe du Ground Control prend ses quartiers dans une ex-Halle de la SNCF.
A ne pas rater parmi la kyrielle de restos et bars : Chilam, mexicain 100 % fait maison, La Résidence, le génial resto solidaire du Refugee Food Festival, qui accueille des chefs réfugiés talentueux pour casser les idées reçues et a priori sur le statut de réfugié. Solina, pâtes fraîches aux blés anciens, élaborées dans la plus pure tradition des Abruzzes. Mais aussi Table Nali, alliant African fusion et recettes de femmes. Une cuisine inspirée des maquis, ces lieux clandestins où l'on se retrouve pour se restaurer, boire et danser partout en Afrique...
Pour rêvasser en bronzant (ou l'inverse) optez pour l'immense terrasse, à l'écart du bruit et de la circulation. Aux beaux jours, c'est un véritable salon jardin où lézarder, boire une bière ou même travailler sur un transat, à l'ombre des arbres. L'hiver, on profite des chauffages et braseros pour passer des moments hors du temps. Et on se régale en toutes saisons grâce aux food trucks stationnés dans la cour. Comme par exemple chez Peppa Porchetta : de succulents sandwiches roulés et farcis aux herbes, déclinant la mozzarella, l'autre spécialité de la maison.
Ground Control c'est aussi un marché de primeurs où il fait bon faire ses emplettes le week-end. Avec des étals regorgeant de produits alimentaires, bons, bios, de saison et issus de circuits courts. Des cours de yoga, pilates, reiki, réflexologie et méditation du mercredi au dimanche... Pour petits et grands ! Un studio photo, une galerie d'art, un studio de radio spécialisé dans la fabrique de podcasts... Des concerts acoustiques... Et une boutique de plantes à tarifs hyper accessibles, histoire de permettre aux citadins de transformer leur appart'en jungle urbaine. Plus de 100 variétés de mini cactus, mini Calathea et bien d’autres à 1 €, 2 € et 3 € !
After settling in the Cité de la mode in 2014, squatted a former 2000 m2 wasteland in the 18th where the SNCF retapais formerly its locomotives (Grand Train), here the ground control team takes its quarters in a former Halle of the SNCF.
Not to be missed among the myriad of restaurants and bars: Chilam, Mexican 100% home-made, The Residence, the awesome restaurant solidarity Refugee Food Festival, which hosts talented refugee leaders to break the myths and a priori on the status of refugee. Solina, fresh pasta with ancient wheat, elaborated in the pure tradition of Abruzzo. But also Table Nali, combining African fusion and recipes of women. A kitchen inspired by the maquis, these clandestine places where we meet to eat, drink and dance everywhere in Africa ...
To daydream by tanning (or vice versa) opt for the huge terrace, away from noise and traffic. In fine weather, it is a real garden lounge where to bask, drink a beer or even work on a deckchair, in the shade of trees. In winter, we take advantage of heaters and braziers to spend time out of time. And we enjoy every season with food trucks parked in the yard. As for example at Peppa Porchetta: succulent sandwiches rolled and stuffed with herbs, declining mozzarella, the other specialty of the house.
Ground Control is also a market of primeurs where it is good to do its shopping on weekends. With stalls full of food, good, organic, seasonal and from short circuits. Yoga classes, pilates, reiki, reflexology and meditation from Wednesday to Sunday ... For young and old! A photo studio, an art gallery, a radio studio specializing in the manufacture of podcasts ... Acoustic concerts ... And a plant shop at affordable prices, just to allow city dwellers to transform their apartment. urban jungle. More than 100 varieties of mini cactus, mini Calathea and many others at € 1, € 2 and € 3!
126 recommandé par les habitants
Ground Countrol
81 Rue de RambouilletAprès s'est installé à la Cité de la mode en 2014, squatté une ancienne friche de 2 000 m2 dans le 18e où la SNCF retapait jadis ses locomotives (Grand Train), voici que l'équipe du Ground Control prend ses quartiers dans une ex-Halle de la SNCF.
A ne pas rater parmi la kyrielle de restos et bars : Chilam, mexicain 100 % fait maison, La Résidence, le génial resto solidaire du Refugee Food Festival, qui accueille des chefs réfugiés talentueux pour casser les idées reçues et a priori sur le statut de réfugié. Solina, pâtes fraîches aux blés anciens, élaborées dans la plus pure tradition des Abruzzes. Mais aussi Table Nali, alliant African fusion et recettes de femmes. Une cuisine inspirée des maquis, ces lieux clandestins où l'on se retrouve pour se restaurer, boire et danser partout en Afrique...
Pour rêvasser en bronzant (ou l'inverse) optez pour l'immense terrasse, à l'écart du bruit et de la circulation. Aux beaux jours, c'est un véritable salon jardin où lézarder, boire une bière ou même travailler sur un transat, à l'ombre des arbres. L'hiver, on profite des chauffages et braseros pour passer des moments hors du temps. Et on se régale en toutes saisons grâce aux food trucks stationnés dans la cour. Comme par exemple chez Peppa Porchetta : de succulents sandwiches roulés et farcis aux herbes, déclinant la mozzarella, l'autre spécialité de la maison.
Ground Control c'est aussi un marché de primeurs où il fait bon faire ses emplettes le week-end. Avec des étals regorgeant de produits alimentaires, bons, bios, de saison et issus de circuits courts. Des cours de yoga, pilates, reiki, réflexologie et méditation du mercredi au dimanche... Pour petits et grands ! Un studio photo, une galerie d'art, un studio de radio spécialisé dans la fabrique de podcasts... Des concerts acoustiques... Et une boutique de plantes à tarifs hyper accessibles, histoire de permettre aux citadins de transformer leur appart'en jungle urbaine. Plus de 100 variétés de mini cactus, mini Calathea et bien d’autres à 1 €, 2 € et 3 € !
Après s'est installé à la Cité de la mode en 2014, squatté une ancienne friche de 2 000 m2 dans le 18e où la SNCF retapait jadis ses locomotives (Grand Train), voici que l'équipe du Ground Control prend ses quartiers dans une ex-Halle de la SNCF.
A ne pas rater parmi la kyrielle de restos et bars : Chilam, mexicain 100 % fait maison, La Résidence, le génial resto solidaire du Refugee Food Festival, qui accueille des chefs réfugiés talentueux pour casser les idées reçues et a priori sur le statut de réfugié. Solina, pâtes fraîches aux blés anciens, élaborées dans la plus pure tradition des Abruzzes. Mais aussi Table Nali, alliant African fusion et recettes de femmes. Une cuisine inspirée des maquis, ces lieux clandestins où l'on se retrouve pour se restaurer, boire et danser partout en Afrique...
Pour rêvasser en bronzant (ou l'inverse) optez pour l'immense terrasse, à l'écart du bruit et de la circulation. Aux beaux jours, c'est un véritable salon jardin où lézarder, boire une bière ou même travailler sur un transat, à l'ombre des arbres. L'hiver, on profite des chauffages et braseros pour passer des moments hors du temps. Et on se régale en toutes saisons grâce aux food trucks stationnés dans la cour. Comme par exemple chez Peppa Porchetta : de succulents sandwiches roulés et farcis aux herbes, déclinant la mozzarella, l'autre spécialité de la maison.
Ground Control c'est aussi un marché de primeurs où il fait bon faire ses emplettes le week-end. Avec des étals regorgeant de produits alimentaires, bons, bios, de saison et issus de circuits courts. Des cours de yoga, pilates, reiki, réflexologie et méditation du mercredi au dimanche... Pour petits et grands ! Un studio photo, une galerie d'art, un studio de radio spécialisé dans la fabrique de podcasts... Des concerts acoustiques... Et une boutique de plantes à tarifs hyper accessibles, histoire de permettre aux citadins de transformer leur appart'en jungle urbaine. Plus de 100 variétés de mini cactus, mini Calathea et bien d’autres à 1 €, 2 € et 3 € !
After settling in the Cité de la mode in 2014, squatted a former 2000 m2 wasteland in the 18th where the SNCF retapais formerly its locomotives (Grand Train), here the ground control team takes its quarters in a former Halle of the SNCF.
Not to be missed among the myriad of restaurants and bars: Chilam, Mexican 100% home-made, The Residence, the awesome restaurant solidarity Refugee Food Festival, which hosts talented refugee leaders to break the myths and a priori on the status of refugee. Solina, fresh pasta with ancient wheat, elaborated in the pure tradition of Abruzzo. But also Table Nali, combining African fusion and recipes of women. A kitchen inspired by the maquis, these clandestine places where we meet to eat, drink and dance everywhere in Africa ...
To daydream by tanning (or vice versa) opt for the huge terrace, away from noise and traffic. In fine weather, it is a real garden lounge where to bask, drink a beer or even work on a deckchair, in the shade of trees. In winter, we take advantage of heaters and braziers to spend time out of time. And we enjoy every season with food trucks parked in the yard. As for example at Peppa Porchetta: succulent sandwiches rolled and stuffed with herbs, declining mozzarella, the other specialty of the house.
Ground Control is also a market of primeurs where it is good to do its shopping on weekends. With stalls full of food, good, organic, seasonal and from short circuits. Yoga classes, pilates, reiki, reflexology and meditation from Wednesday to Sunday ... For young and old! A photo studio, an art gallery, a radio studio specializing in the manufacture of podcasts ... Acoustic concerts ... And a plant shop at affordable prices, just to allow city dwellers to transform their apartment. urban jungle. More than 100 varieties of mini cactus, mini Calathea and many others at € 1, € 2 and € 3!
My Favorite Bakeries
The products of this beautiful traditional bakery are succulent. Viennese pastries made with good products! A very cute shop and authentically Parisian! As for the quality of the products as for the taste, this bakery is in my opinion the best in Paris.
Authentic and charming!
437 recommandé par les habitants
Du Pain et des Idées
34 Rue Yves ToudicThe products of this beautiful traditional bakery are succulent. Viennese pastries made with good products! A very cute shop and authentically Parisian! As for the quality of the products as for the taste, this bakery is in my opinion the best in Paris.
Authentic and charming!
Excellent and demanding pastry specializing in KÄSEKUCHEN a kind of lighter cheesecake. We highly recommend the lemon poppy version, less dense than a cheesecake, the texture is creamy, melting, lemony and crispy in places, thanks to the poppy seeds introduced to the device. A clear success!
100% approved!
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House of 3 brothers
25 Rue de LancryExcellent and demanding pastry specializing in KÄSEKUCHEN a kind of lighter cheesecake. We highly recommend the lemon poppy version, less dense than a cheesecake, the texture is creamy, melting, lemony and crispy in places, thanks to the poppy seeds introduced to the device. A clear success!
100% approved!
Holybelly is an address that pampers your taste buds with fresh products, a generous and gourmet cuisine, good coffee.
Despite the world comes to the brunch time, you will not feel pressed by the staff, smiling and connoisseur!
237 recommandé par les habitants
Holybelly 5
5 Rue Lucien SampaixHolybelly is an address that pampers your taste buds with fresh products, a generous and gourmet cuisine, good coffee.
Despite the world comes to the brunch time, you will not feel pressed by the staff, smiling and connoisseur!
My Favorite home decoration adresses
For accessories, an address full of creations and surprises.
Stripper as it is needed an old warehouse district, and brick moldings and parquet, the two creators, Louise Damas and Claire Rischette, decide to open their shop in 2015, flea market mamy furniture, rattan sofas and retro marble tables . With their specialties - the customizable jewel for Louise, the city bags for Claire and her brand Fauvette - they combine their deco accessories accessories and fashion to form a girl concept store in all respects. Choice: very inspired candles with Kerzon and his winks at Buttes-Chaumont or Île Saint-Louis, Season Paper's graphic stationery, Chocolat des Français, know the Petit Baigneur, poetic ceramics from Atelier Murmur, chic keychains to engrave on the spot, hair bands wax and magic sequined shoes signed by the young designer Edouard Aubin. In case of successful shopping, the house serves tea on the music of Gainsbarre, and the two Japanese dogs (Akita Inu) give the smile for the day.
PASSAGE DORE
6 Rue du Château d'EauFor accessories, an address full of creations and surprises.
Stripper as it is needed an old warehouse district, and brick moldings and parquet, the two creators, Louise Damas and Claire Rischette, decide to open their shop in 2015, flea market mamy furniture, rattan sofas and retro marble tables . With their specialties - the customizable jewel for Louise, the city bags for Claire and her brand Fauvette - they combine their deco accessories accessories and fashion to form a girl concept store in all respects. Choice: very inspired candles with Kerzon and his winks at Buttes-Chaumont or Île Saint-Louis, Season Paper's graphic stationery, Chocolat des Français, know the Petit Baigneur, poetic ceramics from Atelier Murmur, chic keychains to engrave on the spot, hair bands wax and magic sequined shoes signed by the young designer Edouard Aubin. In case of successful shopping, the house serves tea on the music of Gainsbarre, and the two Japanese dogs (Akita Inu) give the smile for the day.
At the same time a drugstore, a hardware store and a design boutique, La Trésorerie is aptly named. Under a beautiful glass roof on the site of the old tax collection, Elsa Coustals, Lino Landau and Denis Greffault collected the cream of household items ... A refined and 90% sourced bazaar in Europe: Danish furniture, Gien faience or home linens from Tweedmill in North Wales. On the stalls, a catalog of demanding objects that meets an eco-responsible specifications and respectful of traditional know-how.
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La Trésorerie
11 Rue du Château d'EauAt the same time a drugstore, a hardware store and a design boutique, La Trésorerie is aptly named. Under a beautiful glass roof on the site of the old tax collection, Elsa Coustals, Lino Landau and Denis Greffault collected the cream of household items ... A refined and 90% sourced bazaar in Europe: Danish furniture, Gien faience or home linens from Tweedmill in North Wales. On the stalls, a catalog of demanding objects that meets an eco-responsible specifications and respectful of traditional know-how.
And three! The Saintes-Chéries, a pretty "girls' boutique" created by Marjorie Coste seven years ago, continues to gain ground. After a first address dedicated to the decoration, the accessories and the toys for children, she imagined with her husband two other neighboring shops: one specialized in the decoration of interior and the other upholstered with green plants, pots of flowers and sublime terrariums signed Adelaïde Avril. A real neighborhood business where you can find a wealth of gift ideas for less than ten euros. For young and old.
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Les saintes cheries
29 Rue BouchardonAnd three! The Saintes-Chéries, a pretty "girls' boutique" created by Marjorie Coste seven years ago, continues to gain ground. After a first address dedicated to the decoration, the accessories and the toys for children, she imagined with her husband two other neighboring shops: one specialized in the decoration of interior and the other upholstered with green plants, pots of flowers and sublime terrariums signed Adelaïde Avril. A real neighborhood business where you can find a wealth of gift ideas for less than ten euros. For young and old.
Shop of second-hand and upcycling clothes, Kiliwatch Collect.Or is the new thrift shop to discover!
Kiliwatch Collect Or
18 Rue du Château d'EauShop of second-hand and upcycling clothes, Kiliwatch Collect.Or is the new thrift shop to discover!