Le Coq
What could be more classic French than the significance of "Le Coq" (which means "rooster" in French)? As the unofficial national symbol, it emblazons everything from the popular clothing brand Le…
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Chez Jeannette
While Paris is full of bars with hip interiors (anything that feels like a loft-space with a bit of exposed brick is in) Chez Jeanette isn’t one of them, and…
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La Point du Grouin
Groin means pig snout in French and La Pointe du Grouin in Brittany is where Thierry Breton, its famed owner, hails from. So it's no surprise that the food and…
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Comptoir Général
Self-described as a “temple of ghetto culture,” Comptoir Générale feels like an upcycled, utopian jungle from the 1960s. Part-museum, part-community space, part-bar, CG has gained a cult following for its…
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