Le Bien Ficelé
Meat lovers will find happiness in this "French rotisserie".
Photo ©Le Bien Ficelé
FABRIC NEWS
"GRAINE" THE NEWEST BAKERY IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD
Since its opening last May, the bakery "Graine" has conquered the Parisians of the district, but not only, thanks to its quality products and a 100% artisanal manufacture.
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CAFÉ CHILANGO, AN AUTHENTIC MEXICAN RESTAURANT A FEW STEPS FROM THE HOTEL FABRIC
Just a few steps away from the Hotel Fabric you will find Café Chilango, a restaurant that offers authentic and rich Mexican cuisine.
Photo ©Krisztian Tabori - Unsplash
Le Villaret
At Le Villaret, the delicious aromas greet you as soon as you enter the door. This chic bistro offers attractive seasonal dishes and a fine wine list.
Photo ©Olivier Decker/Michelin
Chambelland the gluten free bakery next to the Hotel Fabric
One of the best gluten-free bakeries in Paris, located just a few steps from the Fabric Hotel.
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PICOTTE: THE TAPAS BAR TO DISCOVER!
The goal of Picotte is to let people discover the cuisine of the regions of France by dusting their typical recipes.
La Cave de L'Insolite - Just a few steps away from our Hotel!
This is the perfect adress by a walking distance if you are looking for a good glass of wine!
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Café Méricourt
Café Mericourt proposes you a more diversified menu with salted and sweet recipes. Pastries on the counter and an original menu of pancakes, granola, bowls, eggs, sandwiches and slices of bread.
Photo ©Lex Sirikiat - Unsplash
Jòia, the table by Hélène Darroze
In the rue des Jeuneurs stands Jòia, a restaurant that welcomes you in a setting whose decoration is a mix between trendy and cosy.
Credit photography: @joiaparhelenedarroze via Instagram
Chambelland, the famous gluten free bakery nearby the Fabric Hotel
One of the most delicious gluten free bakery, located nearby the Fabric Hotel, has just reopened.
Credit Photography: Maud Bernos
Assemblages, a wine bar and cabinet workshop in the Marais
Have you ever spent an evening drinking a good glass of wine in a bar in Paris and telling yourself that you like the furniture the bartender is wearing? Or did you ever have the urge to ask the restaurant owner or did he just find this beautiful couch?
credit photography: @assemblages.paris via Instagram
The Moonshiner, the 11th Arrondissement's Cult Bar
Open from 6:00 to 2:00 in the morning, this cocktail bar takes you back to America in the 1920s at the time of prohibition.
Credit photos: @moonshiner_cocktail_bar via Instagram
