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Café Marlette (Martyrs)
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Camille
August 22, 2019
Cafe Marlette was once a bread-and-pastries-only brand run by sisters Margaux and Scarlette, but has recently branched out to serve more organic specialties beyond scones and cakes. Stop by on a Sunday for brunch to taste their gourmet honey and walnut oil sandwich, quiche, Beillevaire cheeses and filtered coffee from the Maison Coutume. The minimal lighting and relaxed vibe of the café make for a comfy spot to spend the weekend among friends, and is a favorite of many Parisians.
Cafe Marlette was once a bread-and-pastries-only brand run by sisters Margaux and Scarlette, but has recently branched out to serve more organic specialties beyond scones and cakes. Stop by on a Sunday for brunch to taste their gourmet honey and walnut oil sandwich, quiche, Beillevaire cheeses and f…
Alice
September 20, 2014
This little café run by two sisters is a great place for a little lunchtime sandwich before hitting the streets to visit the monuments of Paris!
Maud
September 21, 2019
Nice Parisian brunch place made with quality food and gluten free options. Located in my favorite street in Paris (rue des Martyrs) and very close to Sacré Coeur in Montmartre. My advice would be to go there for brunch and then climb the streets to visit the Sacré Coeur.
Guillaume
August 11, 2017
Excellent brunch du Café Marlette !
Corry
November 23, 2015
If you want to enjoy a delicious brunch!
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51 Rue des Martyrs
Paris, IDF