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Paul Revere is my dream man. He is half-French (ask the employees about his dad when you go), he started off as an apprentice and worked his way up to having a small business, he bought a house in the North End at 35 and he was a fugitive/American hero. Highly reccomend you go and highly reccomend you engage with the staff in the rooms, they are a wealth of knowledge and fun facts.

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best crème brûlée i have ever had in my life…also if ur into jazz go to caveau de la huchette—it can be a bit touristy but the music is incredible and the vibes are unmatched :) enjoy paris i’m so jealous!!!
Oct 29, 2024
u may not learn a lot about yourself but you will learn a lot about a french resistance guy
Jan 26, 2024
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During covid, in the 6th arr. in Paris, a woman who used to own a children’s store opened a curiosity shop called La Boutique Fantasque. A few weeks ago, I stopped by and bought an ornamental cricket cage and a few yards of fabric with horses printed all over it. (Apparently it’s good luck to trap a single cricket and keep it in your kitchen.) She also sells specialty Christmas ornaments. Her instagram doesn’t really capture what she’s doing, I recommend visiting in person. If you email in advance, she’ll have a friend come translate for you. And while in Paris… why don’t you have dinner with Donatien Grau, who works at the Musee d’Orsay, at Voltaire, which is across from the Musee d’Orsay. He’s a local and it’s a locals’ restaurant, the only kind of restaurant I like. He’ll force you to order this salad he invented, it’s disgusting—salmon, uncooked mushrooms, avocado, slathered in some mystery white cream sauce—highly recommend the experience.
Oct 21, 2021

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-arancina (notting hill) - casual pizza and arancini etc. -mayfair mercato - food hall in a former church -spitafields market - another great food hall! I recommend you combine this activity with some vintage shopping on brick lane! -regency cafe - can get a great full english -walk along the South Bank - fun energy lots of bars right along the Thames -Holland Park - there are peacocks in the Kyoto Garden! -SoHo to go out if you want really crazy going out vibes in the center of things -Heaven (night club) -The Social - go see local bands, London has a good music scene - Borough Market -Good neighborhoods for going out: Shoreditch, Camden, Hackney -Tate Modern -Victoria and Albert museum (free and in a good area)