Paul, France sur Paris

2024. 3. 14. (Thursday) I walked around the Louvre and bought a croissant (1.8 euros) and Pain Au Chocolat (2 euros) at PAUL, the French national brand inside the Louvre Museum. It was a shame that it wasn't freshly made warm bread.

I ordered coffee, but it came out sour.

Pleasant service unfortunately the Salmon Wrap is clearly not a success. Fortunately the goat cheese sandwich is better. The staff is very pleasant and thank you to them!

It's faster than a proper store, and it's much better than a cheap kiosk. To help you sort out the shock of seeing such a wonderful exhibit, here's a sweet treat for you. It's already cold in November, so cocoa is delicious. I ended up eating it twice. The reason it spins so fast is because there are no stable chairs. There is a place to sit next to the wall, but it's not comfortable to sit on for even 5 minutes, so it's a place to sit on for looks. If you look at it from a Japanese perspective. Not only here in the Louvre, but everywhere in Paris, there is a feeling that emphasis is placed on design and neglect on function.

Very busy cafe, in the lower pyramid of the museum in Paris. Lots of variety of bakes goodies, pastries, muffins and tarts, sandwiches to choose from. Beverages are all premixed and dispensed. Chocolate muffin was dense and filling, coffee was okay.

One of the few good cafes in Paris, Everything served is fresh from sandwiches to desserts, recommended for a quick break to spend little but remain satisfied.

Serveur cool, bon rapport qualité prix