The Best Cafes in Paris, From Historic Haunts to Charming Terraces | Vogue

"Tucked down a leafy lane beside the Pantheon, this beloved natural wine institution is one of the Latin Quarter’s best lunch spots. Wide windows open out to a tree-lined square that’s now quite crowded with Emily in Paris fans (it’s the site of Emily’s apartment and Gabriel’s restaurant), but the café remains a fixture for locals, who come early in the morning for an espresso or mid-afternoon for a hearty bite and a reliable list of low-intervention wines by the glass, carafe, or bottle. Call ahead for dinner reservations, and note that they’re closed on weekends." - Sophie Dodd