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    A standing-room wine and snack bar wedged next to Yves Camdeborde's famous Saint-Germain bistro, this little sibling runs on oysters, anchovies, boudin noir, and whatever else the kitchen feels like playing with that evening. The menu reads like a party where nobody agreed on a theme, which turns out to be exactly right. You'll be pressed against strangers holding a glass of natural wine, and you won't mind at all.

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    • Burgers

      “There are burgers and hotdogs alongside boudin noir and chicken hearts, oysters and anchovies, whole artichokes and asparagus.”

      The 50
    • Hotdogs

      “There are burgers and hotdogs alongside boudin noir and chicken hearts, oysters and anchovies, whole artichokes and asparagus.”

      The 50
    • Boudin noir

      “There are burgers and hotdogs alongside boudin noir and chicken hearts, oysters and anchovies, whole artichokes and asparagus.”

      The 50
    • Chicken hearts

      “There are burgers and hotdogs alongside boudin noir and chicken hearts, oysters and anchovies, whole artichokes and asparagus.”

      The 50

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