Rue du Nil – the nicest street in Paris
There are plenty of goodies available throughout Paris, but let it be said that there is a street where we can actually find everything for the perfect picnic. A day when you think: nice to get all kinds of tasty treats and have lunch in the park, or in the hotel, or on a bench on the street to watch people - while enjoying some tasty treats. Or here you can arrange your quick fix for lunch/dinner/snack for the Thalys back home.
Rue du Nil is the place to be.
If you ask us, this is the fromagerie of Paris. The nice pink building really draws you in and the expertise of the team even more so. From stinky cheese to mild cheese spread – whatever. It's definitely not cheap, but it's worth it and to be honest Eating out is always more expensive. Go ahead and get some different cheeses. Our tip? The Comté, he's there Cremerie du Nil simply the most delicious.
The yellow facade has 'Boulangerie' on the facade and that doesn't really cover it enough, because in addition to delicious sourdough breads, they also have fantastic pastries: cookies, brownies, pastries – all kinds of things. Don't miss the Rue du Nil (logical) bread.
The answer to all your food– and drinking questions! because; good coffee + delicious breakfast. This may be a no-brainer, because Frenchie is hot – but it is still worth mentioning (because you really shouldn't miss this one). Fancy a fatty bite or a nice sandwich? go here. Delicious comfort food on the menu such as: Fried chicken sandwich, hot dog or Pulled Pork sandwich (yeah!). Apart from these intense bites, there is also delicious coffee, delicious snacks and cakes. So something for everyone.
You shouldn't miss it - if you're still thinking about it vitamin supply want to work during the days in Paris. You can indulge yourself at the green building. Pick up a basket at the door (such a nice, real French basket) and off you go – the fruit and vegetable jeweler.
L'Arbre à café
The coffee shop on Rue du Nil. With delicious homemade beans and fairly sourced raw materials, they are also green and therefore sustainable. From filter coffee to iced coffee; you name it, L'Arbre has it.
