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    A neo-bistro on the cobbled Cour du Commerce Saint-André, where a chunk of Paris's medieval wall stands in the dining room like a very old, very unbothered host. The menu takes French classics and nudges them sideways, with a croque monsieur at lunch that demands a fried egg on top. The servers can run aloof, but the place is loud, young, and relaxed enough for big groups and kids who don't whisper.

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    • French onion soup

      “Start with a half-portion of French onion soup, whose deep flavor is offset with a touch of port, or the exemplary char-grilled leek-vinaigrette topped with toasted hazelnuts.”

      The Infatuation
    • Croque monsieur

      “At lunchtime, the croque monsieur is majestic, with several layers of excellent sandwich bread just barely holding together layers of thinly sliced ham and Comté—be sure to add a fried egg on top.”

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    6 Cr du Commerce Saint-André, Paris, 75006, Paris
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    Closed now, opens noon

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    +33 1 42 03 44 13
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