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BTilke Sep 24th, 2001 01:20 AM

Paris cafes with fireplaces?
 
One of the nicer things about cafes in Belgium is that many have big fireplaces. On cold damp days, those cafes make great places to curl up with a drink and a book and let the world go by. Are there cafes with fireplaces in Paris? I've stayed in plenty of hotels with fireplaces in their salons (one of the reasons we like the Hotel du Cadran for cold-weather visits) but haven't come across cafes (not restaurants) with fireplaces in Paris. If you have, let me know! Especially if they're in the 7th, 16th, 17th or Neuilly. Thanks... <BR>BTilke

Fred Sep 24th, 2001 03:39 AM

One is (or was - don't know if it they still have it) Atelier Maitre Albert - <BR>1, rue Maitre Albert. That's by 73, Quai de la Tournelle. On the left bank across the Seine from Notre Dame - Metro Maubert Mutualite. For more Paris information e-mail me – [email protected]

Randy Sep 24th, 2001 08:11 AM

Two years ago I had a very nice lunch in a Restaurant behind La Grande Cascade (a 4 star). I am sorry but I can not remember the name. The Restaurant is on the south west side of Paris in the Bois de Boulogne. We got there early for lunch, about 11:30 and sat right next to the fireplace. Excellent lunch and only 95F. I am leaving for Paris today and I hope to go there again. This is just west of the 16th.

BTilke Sep 24th, 2001 08:43 AM

Randy, thanks for your information, but I am more interested in cafes rather than restaurants. I just want to relax with a drink (or two) and a book, not eat a big meal. <BR>BTilke

elvira Sep 24th, 2001 10:21 AM

There's a small creperie, les Etoiles, on rue Princesse that I vaguely remember has a fireplace on the first floor. <BR> <BR>

Sherry Sep 24th, 2001 07:27 PM

Elvira, <BR>I tried to email you directly for a copy of your "things to do in Paris"(saw on an earlier thread)but your email address was undeliverable.Could you please send it to me if you see this thread.We are leaving for Paris in a month....Thanks much

Janeda Dec 7th, 2011 09:53 PM

Hi! Have published some a while ago on my blog and it is time to increase http://secret-paris.blogspot.com/sea...th%20fireplace
Enjoy winter in Paris!

janisj Dec 7th, 2011 09:57 PM

And you thought it necessary to top a 10+ year old thread to flog your blog??

travelme Dec 8th, 2011 02:44 AM

Janis, you seemed surprised that Janeda is using an old post in order to share information about cafes in Paris that offer a certain type or ambience.
Thank you Janeda for this information. I may be going to Paris in February and would love to have coffee in a place that has a fireplace. Paris can be be downright frigid.

29FEB Dec 8th, 2011 05:54 AM

There's a marked difference between regular posters who view Fodors as something of a social gathering and lurkers who use it to search for information.

Regulars don't seem to like "old news" and lurkers love the useful tidbits.

Randy Dec 8th, 2011 06:18 AM

So here I am ten years later, but now I know the name of the restaurant. Auberge du Bonheur


http://www.aubergedubonheur.fr/indexflash.php

Janeda Dec 8th, 2011 07:22 AM

Dear Randy, thanks for sharing this address! I love the name L'auberge du Bonheur. I remember going there a long time ago during summer having lunch in the garden. I will add it to my blog. It is in the bois de boulogne behind a wellknown restaurant called La Grande Cascade

zeppole Dec 8th, 2011 07:29 AM

If I were doing a Fodor's search for "cafes with fireplaces in Paris" I would appreciate having information newer than 10 years old.

Of course, if your ideas about being a tourist haven't changed for 10 years, or if you are the board's self-appointed nanny....

zeppole Dec 8th, 2011 07:31 AM

Thanks Randy. Feel free to post information for travelers.

Janeda Dec 8th, 2011 08:08 AM

I am sorry but don't seem to have posted any 10 years old post!
There seem to be a misunderstanding.
Sorry for that

FoFoBT Dec 8th, 2011 09:40 AM

Lisette/Janeda, it is a bit odd to see a 10-year old thread brought back to life for no reason other than to direct people to your blog. Although the information you posted is nice to have, I'm not arguing that, your post is borderline advertising and unfortunately, old threads have been deliberately revived on many occasions to push commercial websites or sponsored blogs (you haven't done that, but this is why people can be skeptical about Lazarus threads). To smooth the waters, why not post every now and then without mentioning the blog?

alex_alacarteparis Dec 9th, 2011 12:24 AM

Ooooh, a café with a fireplace! I didn't know such a wonderful thing existed in Paris. I'll definitely try those mentionned here ; thanks!

Janeda Dec 14th, 2011 06:08 AM

Hello FoFoBT, I understand!
Had lunch yesterday in a very good restaurant with fireplace
http://www.ateliermaitrealbert.com/fr/accueil.php
Food was delicious

Grassshopper Dec 14th, 2011 09:55 AM

I think it's a lovely blog and I enjoyed having a look around. I don't see anything wrong with a post like this.


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