Located in a sprawling and airy 19th century fabric factory, this superstore sells the best of pretty much everything.
The Rue de Marseille is very French hipster. Men will find an array of options like woolen beanies, pea jackets, Howlin sweaters, leather saddlebags and Church's shoes.
This new coffee shop next to the Canal Saint-Martin is a beloved local favorite notable for its Anglo breakfasts and specialty coffees. The place has a youthful, friendly vibe.
GOOP : "At lunch, Bob's is overrun with health-conscious Parisians who sidle up to the communal tables for salads, veggie stews, and cold-pressed juice."
GOOP: "We turn to this frill-free vegan eatery when we need some steamed veggies, brown rice, and green tea after too many frites."
Mama Shelter recommends : "A relaxed, contemporary urban atmosphere. The open kitchen serves a daily-changing menu at lunchtime (€15-€18)"
I like the vibe of this cozy and untamed spot, and we found the food to be inspired and delicious!
Neo-bistro: casual setting, good price point, with great ambiance, laid back vibe, stellar food, wine pairings & music.
“Belleville is a very French brand – the space is a Café-with-a-capital-C. Like the place you go for a coffee in the morning, a beer in the afternoon, and an aperitif in the evening."
Tucked away on a side street in Paris' garment district, Lockwood is an unassuming coffee shop by day and a hot rock-and-roll cocktail bar by night.
