Know of any good “salon de thé” near Musée Jacquemart André?
When I worked at Decathlon near Madeleine, a co-worker and I would grab a baguette, some cheese or ham and fruit and then go the the Tuilieries Gardens to eat lunch.
[…] Louvre on the corner of Rue Saint Honoré and Rue Croix des Petits Champs, just down the road from Café Louise, and wondered what it is. Well, it’s the Ministry of Culture and Communication and I’m sure […]
Thank you for this informative post, Aussie in France!
Last night we had a terrific meal at Cafe Louise — it’s exactly as you described it and we were delighted with the food, service, atmosphere, and value for money. We will definitely return and now look forward to trying the other places you suggest in this post.
Thanks again for sharing this helpful info.
Fraussie
March 29th, 2012 at 10:12 am
Hi Carolyn, I’m so glad you enjoyed it! It’s wonderful to be able to share our favourite places.
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SLOWLY I’m getting my act together and gathering ideas for nibbles and swigs within steps of the Louvre — all YOUR idea. So clever. Will hyperlink back to this wonderful post once it’s up and running. Thank you for the above wonderful list in the meantime.
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[…] France’s Rosemary Kneipp, who lives just opposite the Louvre in Palais Royal and ran her own “Five Places to lunch Near the Louvre”. She gave me this wise idea an age ago, when we met for a Louvre photo shoot last May, to […]
Know of any good “salon de thé” near Musée Jacquemart André?
When I worked at Decathlon near Madeleine, a co-worker and I would grab a baguette, some cheese or ham and fruit and then go the the Tuilieries Gardens to eat lunch.
[…] Louvre on the corner of Rue Saint Honoré and Rue Croix des Petits Champs, just down the road from Café Louise, and wondered what it is. Well, it’s the Ministry of Culture and Communication and I’m sure […]
[…] went down rue de Rivoli, past the Tuileries Gardens on the left and some of Paris’ best known luxury hotels on the right – Le Meurice, the […]
Thank you for this informative post, Aussie in France!
Last night we had a terrific meal at Cafe Louise — it’s exactly as you described it and we were delighted with the food, service, atmosphere, and value for money. We will definitely return and now look forward to trying the other places you suggest in this post.
Thanks again for sharing this helpful info.
Hi Carolyn, I’m so glad you enjoyed it! It’s wonderful to be able to share our favourite places.
[…] us so Black Cat took me to A Priori Thé in Galérie Vivienne for lunch. Paris has many arcades and passageways but this is my favourite and the closest to […]
[…] with over 17,000 visits during the year for a total of 11,500 people. The most popular posts are Five Places to have Lunch near the Louvre and 3 Iphone Apps for Paris and […]
[…] I also thought you might be interested to know who my readers are. In the past twelve months, 14,600 people have visited the blog, including 67% new visitors and 33% returning visitors, with an average of 2 pages per visit. A little over one third are from France (5700), with Australia next in line (4900), followed by the US (3900) and UK (1600). After that we have Canada, Germany, Italy, India and Spain, while the remainder is shared among an astounding 136 countries! My most popular post by far is Five Places to Lunch Near the Louvre in Paris! […]
[…] Michel and I have just had lunch at Café Diane in the Tuileries Gardens for the first time this year. It was wonderful sitting under the trees on […]
[…] meet up at one of my favourite lunch spots, Café Diane in the Tuileries Gardens, where you can always get a shady table and eat an excellent quiche […]
[…] I can sit outside to eat. My very favourite place in summer is Café Diane in the Tuileries Gardens. The view is the one you can see in my header photo this month. Now […]
SLOWLY I’m getting my act together and gathering ideas for nibbles and swigs within steps of the Louvre — all YOUR idea. So clever. Will hyperlink back to this wonderful post once it’s up and running. Thank you for the above wonderful list in the meantime.
Thank you Daisy!
[…] France’s Rosemary Kneipp, who lives just opposite the Louvre in Palais Royal and ran her own “Five Places to lunch Near the Louvre”. She gave me this wise idea an age ago, when we met for a Louvre photo shoot last May to […]
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[…] some Australian friends on a sunny day took me to my favourite café in the Tuileries – Chez Diane. On the way back, I went to see my favourite rose in the Palais Royal gardens. I don’t know […]
[…] activity (after lovely lunch at Cafe Louise, discovered years ago thanks to Rosemary of Aussie in France): checking out Lavrut art supply and papeterie in Passage Choiseul […]
[…] France’s Rosemary Kneipp, who lives just opposite the Louvre in Palais Royal and ran her own “Five Places to lunch Near the Louvre”. She gave me this wise idea an age ago, when we met for a Louvre photo shoot last May, to […]
[…] France’s Rosemary Kneipp, who lives just opposite the Louvre in Palais Royal and ran her own “Five Places to lunch Near the Louvre”. She gave me this wise idea an age ago, when we met for a Louvre photo shoot last May, to […]