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Cave de L'Os à Moëlle
Editorial Review
Thierry Faucher’s L’Os à Moëlle helped spark the early ’90s Bistro Moderne scene. This small brick bar à vins recently opened to handle the overflow. With a prix fixe bargain of grandmotherly bounty, now harder to book than the bistro. Bread, olives, pickles, terrines, and soup are shared at long communal tables; mains, cheese, and dessert come from the kitchen. Practically all you can eat for €20 at night, with lunch for €12/16. Closed Monday.
Features
- Outdoor Area
Attributes
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Price:
$$ -
Reservations:
Recommended -
Alcohol:
Beer & Wine -
Vibe:
Bustling/Boisterous - Restaurant Type:
French
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- 68, rue Vasco-de-Gama, Paris 75015
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