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    Parked across from Les Deux Magots on Saint-Germain, this ground-floor Italian brasserie runs at a pace that feels more Milan than Paris, which the regulars seem to appreciate. The team moves fast, the menu holds every canonical Italian classic you'd want, and the kitchen executes them without flourish or apology. Good linguine alle vongole, proper tiramisu, the kind of place where the food does exactly what it promises.

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    • Verdure alla griglia

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    • Linguine alle vongole veraci

      “linguine alle vongole veraci – cooked al dente and served with a delicious helping of bottarga –”

      Michelin Guide
    • Tiramisu

      “classic tiramisu with a light and full-flavoured mascarpone cream”

      Michelin Guide
    • Spaghetti al pomodoro

      “as well as spaghetti al pomodoro, ravioli del plin, risotto, tortellini”

      Michelin Guide

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