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Place des Vosges, the Marais
Where to eat near Le Pavillon de la Reine
10 places, all within 13 minutes on foot, from morning coffee to a late drink.
MorningCoffee and breakfast
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Carette Place des Vosges
Get: A hot chocolate and a macaron under the arcades
Breakfast on the square, steps from the hotel.
LunchLunch and an afternoon bite
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L'As du Fallafel
Get: The falafel special with everything
The Marais falafel, always a line, always worth it.
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Breizh Café
Get: A galette complète, a salted caramel crêpe
The original Breizh Café, the best crêpes in Paris.
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Marché des Enfants Rouges
Get: Moroccan couscous or a Japanese bento at the stalls
Paris's oldest covered market (1628), lunch from many kitchens.
DinnerDinner
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Ma Bourgogne
Get: Steak tartare, a glass of Beaujolais
A classic brasserie under the square's arcades.
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Chez Janou
Get: The chocolate mousse (served from a big bowl), a pastis
A Provençal bistro with a lively terrace and 80 pastis.
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Bofinger
Get: A seafood platter, choucroute
Paris's Alsatian brasserie with a glass dome, since 1864.
A drinkA drink
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