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Champs-Elysées Quarter : Les saveurs de Flora

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Les saveurs de Flora

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  • Les saveurs de Flora is owned and cheffed by Alain Passard-trained Flora Mikula. This pink frilly gem was located on George V in the 1st arr.

    She clearly embraces and celebrates her femininity with over the top pink, flowers, butterflies, mirrors and crystal. It is like stepping into a very chic dollhouse.

    The three course menu for 36 euros is a great chance to try some of (in my opinion) the best food in Paris.

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  • 36, avenue George V
  • 01 40 70 10 49
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