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Lemoni Café

Lémoni Hérold

Small plates, also for take-away.

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Musée en Herbe
The little brother of the original Musée en Herbe in the Bois de Boulogne, this museum is also geared to children. They have games and hands-on exhibits, so you won't have to supervise quite as closely as in other museums. Arts workshops are available as well, but you'll need to reserve a space in advance.
Daily 10:00-19:00€4 for the exhibitions, €8 for the workshops
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À la Cloche des Halles
A la cloche des Halles
The bell no longer rings, but the brasserie-restaurant still has the flair from the old little bars from the good old times named "troquets".
Mon-Fri 06:30-12:00, Sat 09:00-16:00
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Place des Victoires
Beautiful round "square" with an equestrian statue of King Louis XIV and matching 17th century buildings.
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Bouillon Chartier
Since 1896. Menu changes regularly. Historic building and interior. Classically dressed servers. Satisfying, cheap food. Traditional, representative French cooking; don't expect innovative, haute cuisine. Usually the line is bigger than the reputation. Continuous service without reservations.
11:30-midnight€17.50 for 3-course daily menu