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If you can't stomach another cup of carelessly brewed Parisian coffee, take note: KB
(Kooka Boora) was probably opened just for you. The pros behind the counter can serve up
the sacred bean in all of its myriad forms, along with freshly squeezed juices and baked
nibbles for breakfast and lunch.
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GLASS
Pop into this old girly bar, tinted windows and all, for Brooklyn Brewery and Demory beers
on tap, beef hot dogs and punk rock on the stereo. With €4 half pints it's certainly no dive
bar, however much it may look the part.
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DIRTY DICK
Another former girly bar (as if you couldn't guess) that's been bought out and infused with
hipster vibes, resulting in what is now the city's favourite tiki bar - except, of course, that,
being in Paris, the Hawaiian smiles are a bit harder to come by.
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LE SANCERRE
Le Sancerre is a popular, rather brash bistro-bar that's often crowded to capacity in the even-
ing, especially on Saturday. Scruffy yet attractive with its classic bistro decor and hip local
mood, it has a prized terrace that gets the late-morning sun.
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AU P'TIT DOUAI
This colourful neighbourhood cafe is just down the street from the Moulin Rouge, but it
might as well be light years away. Trade in the mayhem for some tranquillity over coffee,
wines by the glass or traditional French fare at mealtimes.
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AU RENDEZ-VOUS DES AMIS
If you need to ease your way up or down the steps of Montmartre, look no further than this
kick-back cafe-bar, which serves inexpensive espresso and pitchers of beer. Sandwiches and
snacks are prepared in Hell's Kitchen.
