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paris has never had a shortage of places to drink coffee, but the gap between a corner café serving bitter espresso out of habit and somewhere that actually takes the sourcing seriously is real and wide. le pavillon des canaux sits on the quai de la loire in the 19th arrondissement, a part of paris that doesn't perform for tourists the way the 6th or le marais does. you're out here because you want to be, and that tends to filter the crowd in useful ways. the canal de l'ourcq runs alongside, and the whole strip has a low-key, working-paris feel that suits a spot with a local following. a well-regarded address in a neighborhood that rewards the detour, and a good reason to linger on the quai after your cup.
curated by gautam khorana, editor · updated
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