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    A traditional bistro near Bastille with red leather banquettes, a tiled floor, and a single waiter who handles the whole room without visible effort. There's one seating a night, so it's a dinner you plan around, not one you squeeze in. The menu leans offal, with sweetbreads that come with roughly a stick of butter and a pig's trotter, though the charred Kintoa pork won't make anyone feel judged.

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    • Chocolate mousse

      “A proper meal here ends with the best chocolate mousse in Paris”

      Eater
    • Sweetbreads

      “The sweetbreads are the most-ordered dish, thanks in no small part to the fact that, between the veal and the mash, the plate easily contains a whole stick of butter.”

      The Infatuation
    • Pigs' trotter

      “The pigs’ trotter is cooked until irresistibly crispy on the outside, and a fan of thinly sliced veal’s tongue is paired with rich mayonnaise.”

      The Infatuation
    • Kintoa pork

      “their more approachable underdogs, like the juicy, charred-crusted Kintoa pork and barely-sweetened lemon crème brûlée, are just as delicious.”

      The Infatuation

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