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Third-generation pastry chef François Payard fills a void on the southern end of Greenwich Village with this ultra-high end bakery. Covers the basics well—madeleines, macaroons, the best baguettes you've ever had. Adds fancy sandwiches and salads, which you can munch on in the tidy 20-seat dining room. A few leaves of arugula justifies a half-dozen chocolate truffles, right?
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