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paris has spent the last decade quietly building one of europe's more interesting specialty coffee scenes, moving past the old café-au-lait default into something more considered. le paradis du fruit on place de la bastille sits right at that intersection, literally and otherwise. the bastille area pulls in a mix of locals and people passing through the marais edge, which means the café doesn't get to coast on a captive neighborhood crowd. you have to be good enough to earn repeat visits from people who have options. and locally, this place has that reputation. whether you stop in on a weekday morning before the square fills up or catch it on a quieter afternoon, place de la bastille makes for an unlikely but genuinely good anchor for a coffee stop.
curated by gautam khorana, editor · updated
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