Café de la Paix
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A grand Parisian café with prices to match, but it’s worth a visit to enjoy the frescoed walls and sumptuous surroundings, designed by Charles Garnier, architect of the Opera House across the square (see Tuileries and Opéra Quarters). This is another Paris landmark with a string of famous past patrons, and arguably the best millefeuille cakes in town.
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12 blvd des Capucines, 75008
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Not even the snotty waiters can discourage me from going back there, as Cafe de la Paix's terrace is a great place to be in summertime. Try the millefeuilles, it's delicious!
about a year ago
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