Following the runaway success of Brasserie Gavroche, chef-owner Frédéric Colin charms once again with Parisian café, Café & Bar Gavroche, located across from Brasserie Gavroche, also on Tras Street.
Tartines topped with delectable ingredients, charcuterie and cheese boards, hearty cocottes, and salads… The food offerings are paired with a large selection of affordable wines sourced from all over France.
Diners can also look forward to the Weekend Breakfast À La Française, with rustic and hearty portions of freshly- baked croissants, the signature croque- monsieur and pastries, along with French jams and egg dishes – a delightful Parisian weekend treat on Tras Street.
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I don’t think it gets more intimate than this. This cosy 40 seater reminds you of the city of love as it is reminiscent of the early 20th century cafes in Paris. Comfortable palm chairs, floors made of cobblestone and sophisticated tiled paintings will most certainly make your first date memorable. For people looking to get hammered on the first date, there happens to be a vintage collection of spirits from wine crafters in France. Moreover, Chef Jean Marie has inherited an antique cooker from his dear old grandmother. He is known to whip up delightful treats like tartines, the croque monsieur, croissants, baguettes and champagne.
