Les Deux Magots is a renowned café and brasserie in Paris, established in 1812, originally a shop for silk. It became popular with literary figures and continues to draw creatives today. Julia Child enjoyed traditional breakfasts there, and the café retains an alluring atmosphere with mahogany tables and waiters in classic attire. The menu features numerous French delicacies like hot chocolate and tarte tatin, along with various lunch and brunch options. Events and conversations remain central to the experience at this iconic establishment.
Les Deux Magots is built around conversation and books, and is the location for many literary events and awards ceremonies.
Creatives continue to gather here, feasting on croissants, Poitou-Charentes butter, and cheese served until midday.
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