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space with a calmer ambience. Choose from family-pleasing €13 pizzas and Italian
plats
(open daily, tel. 01 45 55 12 01).
$ Le Petit Cler
is an adorable bistro with long leather booths, a vintage interior, a
handfulofoutdoortables,andsimple,tasty,inexpensivedishes(€9omelets,€7soupofthe
moment, €12 salads, €13
plats,
and sinful
pots de crème
, closed Mon, next to Grand Hôtel
Lévêque at 29 Rue Cler, tel. 01 45 50 17 50).
$ Café le Roussillon
offersbasic,good-valuefoodatfairpriceswithlivelyambience
(daily, indoor seating only, at the corner of Rue de Grenelle and Rue Cler, tel. 01 45 51 47
53).
$ Crêperie Ulysée en Gaule
offerscheap seats onRue Cler with crêpes togo.Read-
ers of this topic don't have to pay an extra charge to sit if they buy a drink. The family
adores its Greek dishes, but their crêpes are your least expensive hot meal on this street
(28 Rue Cler, tel. 01 47 05 61 82).
$ Brasserie Aux PTT,
a simple traditional café delivering fair-value fare, reminds
Parisians of the old days on Rue Cler. Rick Steves diners are promised a free
kir
with their
dinner (€12
plats
, cheap wine, closed Sun, 2-minute walk from most area hotels, opposite
53 Rue Cler, tel. 01 45 51 94 96).
