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paris has a long habit of treating coffee as an afterthought, something you endure between a croissant and wherever you're actually going. that's changed, slowly, neighborhood by neighborhood, and the 11th arrondissement has been near the front of it. les bariolés de maud, on rue saint-bernard, sits inside that shift without announcing itself too loudly. the place has built a genuinely loyal following, the kind that comes back not out of convenience but out of preference, which in paris means something. if you're moving through the oberkampf or sainte-marguerite corners of the 11th, it's worth slowing down for. the regulars clearly have. rue saint-bernard itself is quiet enough that you can actually drink your coffee without competing with traffic noise.
curated by gautam khorana, editor · updated
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+33651074924
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www.lesbariolesdemaud.fr/growing fast. more people are discovering and posting about this spot.
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