Paris - Cafe de Flore

Lunch at Cafe de Flore on rue St Germain was a nice choice.  We had the perfect seat outside with a great view of the street. 

View of the cafe from across the intersection.

We all thought that the glasses and cups were so cute!
We had beer, wine and espresso at our table.

The Quiche caught our eye.  Vegetables, roasted tomatoes.
And, I think that that is goat cheese on top!

A happy group with a great table location at a fun cafe.
LOGISTICS and PRICES
In an area with many cafes, so if this is full check out Cafe Deux Magots next door. Easy metro access from St Germain des Pres. We were scheduled to meet at noon but got there a little earlier to find a good seat.  

All prices in euros
Coca cola 6
Orangina 6
Cafe 4.3 (double espresso)
3 Quiche with goat cheese 43.50
Sandwich Mixte (ham and cheese with tomatoes off of one of the quiches) 10
Wine 9
Beer 9.5
Click here for Cafe de Flore wikipedia info

Comments

Ginan said…
Looks like a great day to sit at a cafe in Paris!
April 13, 2011 at 11:14 AM
Tina said…
Fun people, great lunch and goat cheese. What else does one need?
March 16, 2012 at 8:13 PM
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