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The most beautiful terraces that reopen today

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We missed them, we thought of them with every new ray of sunshine that crossed our window, we dreamt of their return every moment since their closure on March 14th. After three months of closure, here is finally the return of the terraces, and we couldn't have imagined a better news to announce to you today. For the occasion, here are the most beautiful terraces where you can celebrate it with a good bottle with friends.


  • The Cheesiest: Le Claque Fromage (XXL)

Cheese addicts, come and enjoy the sun while indulging in your passion. On the menu: boards of burrata and cheese, chilled rosé wine and Parisian beers...

Four boards are offered a la carte, including a selection of goat cheese, tome, cow's milk cheese, or the surprise of the moment: a mix prepared by Matthieu himself, according to the seasonal ripening. All boards are available in single or double servings, at unbeatable prices (€15 and €25). Let the foodies know that each board is a complete meal and is served with cold cuts, a jam that complements the chosen cheeses, condiments, and of course, bread. For the less adventurous, the house also offers apéritif boards for €5, perfect just before a restaurant! The good news of this reopening: the terrace expands to accommodate even more addicts!

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Le Claque-Fromage
49, Avenue Trudaine – 9th
Phone: 01 42 80 02 07 

From Tuesday to Saturday, 5:30 PM to 1:30 AM

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The most rustic: L'Hôtel Particulier Montmartre

It's a paradisiacal place that you discover after having the courage to climb up to Lamarck-Caulaincourt and getting a little lost in the winding streets of Montmartre. Behind a black gate, at the end of a cobblestone alley, you find an unexpected place, hidden in a nest of greenery. A true countryside corner, ideal for sipping a delicious cocktail on the terrace in an idyllic setting. And we're not even talking about the restaurant!

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Hôtel particulier Montmartre
23, avenue Junot – 18e  


The most Provençal: La Gare

For those seeking a taste of vacation during a meal, head to La Gare. Since early May, this famous restaurant invites you to its Jardin Caché, a Provençal oasis in the heart of the capital. Amongst the rosemary, laurels, and lavender, you can sip rosé wine and play pétanque. The most indulgent will savor fresh and summery dishes such as chilled pea soup, creamy eggplant, goat cheese and zucchini cannelloni, or pan-fried sea bass with artichokes, broad beans, and tomatoes.

Confetti. A little paradise in the heart of the 16th!

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La Gare

Edgar
31, rue d'Alexandrie - 2nd


The most aesthetic: Owl

Nestled at the corner of Odéon, Le Hibou catches the eye with its facade of duck blue paneling and black awnings. With its slightly recessed terrace, it's an ideal refuge for a sunny and peaceful break. From morning until evening, you can savor sweet moments in this new kind of Parisian café. It is both a typical Parisian café and a family home, making it a truly top terrace away from the hustle and bustle of Odéon.

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The Most Circular: the Rotonde Stalingrad

The terrace - "Le Jardin" for the regulars - goes all around the rotunda. On one side, there's the greenhouse, on the other side, the central terrace, two bars, all within an area of ​​1500 m². This summer, the Rotonde will set up its ephemeral restaurant with different culinary contributors until September. DJ sets, petanque field, and culinary design will also be on the program. After that, you can always take a trip to the Mini Club, an annex of the Rotonde, where you can dance under the disco ball to electro-disco music every Friday and Saturday.

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La Rotonde Stalingrad
 6-8, place de la Bataille de Stalingrad – 19e


The sporty one: le Relais de la Butte

This is the kind of place that would drive a tourist crazy. At the top of Rue Ravignan, just steps away from the Abbesses metro station, you come across a little typical French café with a large terrace on the cobblestones and above all a breathtaking view. Sheltered from cars, you can settle on this terrace that has the vibe of a village square, often bathed in sunlight. The perfect place to sip a Coca-Cola and sunbathe in peace.

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Le Relais de la Butte
12, rue Ravignan – 18th


The + christlike: the Café A

In the courtyard of a former convent, between the Gare de l'Est and the Canal Saint-Martin, hides Café A. There are small tables, sun loungers, music, all bathed in the sun's rays that pierce through the foliage. One can enjoy a glass on the terrace while nibbling on a plate of cold cuts and cheese. The perfect place to escape from the hustle and bustle of Paris.

Café A
148, rue du Faubourg-Saint-Martin – 10th


The most southern: Chez Janou

It's a gem, one of those little treasures that you want to keep just for yourself. As soon as we arrive, we adopt the Southern accent and let ourselves be seduced by the wall of pastis that unfolds in front of us, and it's hard to count all the references. We sit on the beautiful terrace. The place is calm, the atmosphere is countryside, and the cherry tree is in bloom. Everything is per-fect. On the menu, a true bistro cuisine with amazing fish dishes. We're in the South, that's it!

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Chez Janou
 2, rue Roger Verlomme – 3e 


The Most Parisian: Les Deux Magots

We must admit, the simple coffee is not cheap... but you're also paying for the view! This establishment has seen many writers pass through its doors, and has been a hub for the surrealism movement with André Breton, Robert Desnos, Raymond Queneau, and more.

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Les Deux Magots
6, place Saint-Germain-des-Prés – 6e


The Fashionable Spot: Café de Flore

Another writers' hangout, but often crowded with fashion people during Fashion Week. To quote Simone de Beauvoir: "The paths to freedom pass through Flore". Classic yet essential in the history of literary Paris, Café de Flore is a living witness to the great French convictions of the 20th century! Besides Simone, the benches of the brasserie were daily occupied by Guillaume Apollinaire, and later by Jacques Prévert, Yves Montand, Roger Vadim, and even Juliette Gréco. And soon, you?

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Le café de Flore
172, boulevard Saint-Germain – 6e

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Le café de Flore
172, boulevard Saint-Germain – 6e