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    This is a neighborhood pâtisserie on rue Censier that's easy to mistake for a jeweler's, with pastries set out like they've been insured. The cakes lean classic, with a violet-scented Saint-Honoré made for the founder's florist wife as the one real flight of fancy. Expect a short line of locals buying a single éclair and treating it like a major purchase. Pick two things, because you'll want six.

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