July 25, 2011

Restaurants open all night: a Sunday Summary.

Thanks to Jean-Claude Ribaut in Le Monde (reprinted by Direct Matin October 1st, 2010) here is a list of places open late night/early morning:

La Tour de Montihery-Chez Denise (until 5 AM) for Bourgeoise cuisine

La Poule au Pot (7 PM to 5 AM)

Au Pied de Cochon (7/7 night and day)

Le Tambour (until 4 AM)

Filles de Paris (until 5 AM) for seafood

l'Alsace (24/24) choucroute

La Maison de l'Aubrac (24/24) aveyronnaise

Le Grand Cafe des Capucines (24/24) a brasserie

L'Atelier (night and day)

Jul 25, 2011 8:28:08 PM | 7 Summaries Sundays

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