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Mariage Fr\u00e8res \u2013 the high-end classic<\/h2>\n![\"Facade](\"https:\/\/restaurantsolis.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/10\/marais-facade2022-09-003.jpg\")
Source: Mariage Fr\u00e8res<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nFounded in 1854<\/strong>, Brothers' Wedding<\/strong> is arguably France's most iconic tea house\u2014and a true Parisian institution. Its history dates back to the 17th century, when the Mariage family's ancestors served as traders for the East India Company, bringing the first teas from China and Ceylon to France. A legacy of adventure and exoticism that brothers Henri and Edouard Mariage transformed into a refined house dedicated to the art of tea in all its forms.<\/p>\nEven today, Mariage Fr\u00e8res continues this tradition with the same high standards: selection of the finest vintages in the world, ancestral know-how, and a typically Parisian elegance. Their teas, often packaged in superb black or gold boxes, have become synonymous with luxury and refinement. Among the iconic creations, we find the Marco Polo<\/strong>, a legendary floral and fruity blend, or even the Tea at the Opera<\/strong>, a great classic of Parisian salons.<\/p>\nBut Mariage Fr\u00e8res is also a complete sensory experience: its tea rooms<\/strong> And tea museums<\/strong> invite you on a journey through scents, colors, and flavors. Lovers can enjoy rare teas accompanied by homemade pastries, in a period setting where time seems to stand still.<\/p>\n\n- Addresses:<\/strong> 30 rue du Bourg-Tibourg, 75004 \u2013 13, rue des Grands Augustins, 75006 \u2013 56, rue Cler, 75007 \u2013 260, rue Saint-Honor\u00e9, 7500117, place de la Madeleine, 75008 \u2013 26, place de la Madeleine, 75008 \u2013 35, boulevard Haussmann, 75009 (Galeries Lafayette) \u2013 10, rue de B\u00e9arn, 75003 \u2013 187, rue Saint-Honor\u00e9, 75001 \u2013 7, rue du Faubourg Montmartre, 75009<\/li>\n
- Schedules :<\/strong> every day, 10 a.m. to 7:30 p.m.<\/li>\n
- Google Rating:<\/strong> from 3.8 to 4.6 \u2605 depending on the store<\/li>\n
- Price range:<\/strong> from around \u20ac13\/100g<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
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Palais des Th\u00e9s \u2013 to explore and learn<\/h2>\n![\"Palais](\"https:\/\/restaurantsolis.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/10\/Boutique_Cherche_Midi_-_Palais_des_Th_s.webp\")
Source: Tea Palace<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nBehind this now iconic brand, there is above all a human adventure. Founded in 1986 by Fran\u00e7ois-Xavier Delmas<\/strong>, Le Palais des Th\u00e9s was born from a simple but bold idea: to restore tea to its original nobility, by meeting those who cultivate it. At a time when the world of tea was dominated by large family houses, Delmas and a handful of friends wanted create an independent house, open to the world<\/strong>, guided by passion and curiosity.<\/p>\nConvinced that we can only understand tea by knowing those who produce it, Fran\u00e7ois-Xavier Delmas embarked on a veritable world tour of plantations. From his travels to China, Japan, India and Taiwan, he brought back a philosophy of taste and respect<\/strong>, a vision where each cup is a story, each infusion an encounter. It is this spirit of exploration that still drives the house today.<\/p>\nMore than a merchant, Le Palais des Th\u00e9s has established itself as a place of initiation<\/strong>, a space of transmission where neophytes and connoisseurs alike can discover the infinite diversity of vintages: rare teas of origin, revisited great classics, fragrant creations or signature blends. The house makes a point of honor to working hand in hand with passionate producers<\/strong>, in a responsible and fair approach, to offer exceptional teas cultivated with respect for the land and traditions.<\/p>\nWhether you're looking for a Japanese Sencha, a spring Darjeeling, or a floral infusion, there's bound to be a Palais des Th\u00e9s boutique near you. The welcome is always refined, the advice precise, and the tastings generous\u2014an invitation to slow down, to smell, to savor.<\/p>\n
\n- Addresses:<\/strong> 64 rue Vieille du Temple, 75003 \u2013 64, rue Vieille du Temple, 75003 \u2013 13, rue des Martyrs, 75009 \u2013 58, rue du Commerce, 75015 \u2013 36, rue de L\u00e9vis, 75017<\/a> \u2013 21, rue de l'Annonciation, 75016 \u2013 61, rue du Cherche-Midi, 75006 \u2013 25, rue Raymond Losserand, 7501418, rue Tronchet, 75008 \u2013 81, rue du Faubourg Saint-Antoine, 75011 \u2013 121, rue Ordener, 75018 \u2013 74, rue Saint-Dominique, 75007<\/li>\n
- Schedules :<\/strong> Monday-Saturday 10:30am-7:30pm, Sunday 11am-7pm<\/li>\n
- Google Rating:<\/strong> 3.7 to 4.9 \u2605 depending on the store<\/li>\n
- Price range:<\/strong> from \u20ac6 to more than \u20ac40 depending on rarity<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
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Bonth\u00e9s \u2013 the charming neighborhood boutique<\/h2>\n![\"bonth\u00e9s\"](\"https:\/\/restaurantsolis.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/10\/bonthes.jpg\")
Source : Bonth\u00e9s<\/a><\/figcaption><\/figure>\nThere are shops that you enter out of curiosity and leave won over. Bonth\u00e9s<\/strong>, rue Marcadet, is one of them. At any time of day, you are welcomed like a regular: a steaming cup of tea in hand, a kind smile, and a few notes of classical music in the background<\/strong>The atmosphere is soft, cozy, almost timeless.<\/p>\nIts owner, passionate to the tips of his leaves, worked for Kusmi Tea, the Tea Palace and the Tea Route<\/strong> before opening his own house about ten years ago. This independence allows him to give free rein to his creativity, in combining aromas from China, India, Japan and Sri Lanka<\/strong> to compose unique, always balanced blends.<\/p>\nThe shop houses more than 250 teas and infusions<\/strong>, as well as a real deli<\/strong> : honey from small producers, artisanal jams, gingerbread, chocolates and rare syrups come together in a warm atmosphere. Lovers of beautiful objects will not be left out: cups, teapots and accessories from around the world<\/strong> invite you to extend the pleasure at home.<\/p>\nPrices remain reasonable for such quality \u2013 from \u20ac5 for 100g of infusion, and from \u20ac7 to \u20ac40 for exceptional teas<\/strong>. And for those who like custom creations, the master of the place offers compose custom blends<\/strong>, according to your tastes and desires.<\/p>\n\n- Address :<\/strong> 157 rue Marcadet, 75018 Paris<\/li>\n
- Schedules :<\/strong> Monday 3pm-7:30pm, Tuesday-Saturday 10am-2pm \/ 3pm-7:30pm, Sunday 3pm-7:30pm<\/li>\n
- Google Rating:<\/strong> 4.7 \u2605<\/li>\n
- Price range:<\/strong> from \u20ac7 to \u20ac40 \/ 100 g<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
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Th\u00e9 Bon Th\u00e9 Bio \u2013 a paradise for organic lovers<\/h2>\n![\"Th\u00e9](\"https:\/\/restaurantsolis.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/10\/BonthesBio-110.jpg\")
Source : Hazelnut Nuggets<\/a><\/figcaption><\/figure>\nNestled in the heart of the district of Lamarck-Caulaincourt<\/strong>, Good Organic Tea<\/strong> is a confidential address that tea lovers pass on like a well-kept secret. In this small neighborhood shop with artisanal charm<\/strong>, Fran\u00e7ois and Rodolphe welcome you with a smile and a real passion for the world of tea \u2013 and above all, for the pleasure of sharing<\/strong>.<\/p>\nHere, there are no industrial brands or flashy marketing: 200 varieties of teas, herbal teas and infusions<\/strong> come from all over the world (China, Japan, India, Africa, etc.), with nearly half from organic crops<\/strong>. The products are sold in bulk or in pretty colored boxes<\/strong>, perfect for giving as a gift or creating a personalized box. Fans will find as many great vintages of origin<\/strong> than fruity, floral or smoky blends, all carefully chosen for their authenticity and taste. In summer, the boutique innovates with homemade iced teas<\/strong> and long infusions served very cold. <\/strong><\/p>\nOn the delicatessen side, Th\u00e9 Bon Th\u00e9 Bio offers a refined selection of artisanal sweets<\/strong> : French jams, flavored honeys, Belgian chocolates with speculoos, gingerbread, caramel creams, and even tablets with rare spices. So many products that celebrate local expertise and are the perfect complement to teatime.<\/p>\nAnd to extend the experience, magnificent Japanese accessories<\/strong> \u2013 cast iron teapots, fine porcelain, designer thermoses \u2013 adorn the shelves. A place where people come to buy gifts as well as to treat themselves to a taste and aesthetic break.<\/p>\n\n- Address :<\/strong> 98 rue Caulaincourt, 75018 Paris<\/li>\n
- Schedules :<\/strong> Monday-Saturday 10:30am-7:30pm and Sunday 11am-1pm and 2pm-7pm<\/li>\n
- Google Rating:<\/strong> 4.8 \u2605<\/li>\n
- Price range:<\/strong> \u20ac5 to \u20ac25 \/ 100 g<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
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The Tea Party \u2013 the address for the curious<\/h2>\n![\"Le](\"https:\/\/restaurantsolis.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/10\/Le-Parti-du-The-Saint-Martin-Paris.jpg\")
Source: lepartiduthe.com<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nA veritable treasure trove for enthusiasts and novices alike, Le Parti du Th\u00e9 offers over 300 items from all over the world<\/strong>, carefully sourced. Behind this discerning selection, we find the vision of its founder, Pierre Lebrun, passionate about tea since his travels in China and his discoveries of traditional ceremonies like Gong Fu Cha.<\/p>\nSince 2005, the company has had a clear mission: to democratize tea without ever compromising on quality. Thanks to direct and lasting relationships with producers, each tea tells a story, that of a terroir and a particular expertise. This commitment appeals to both individuals and many renowned restaurants in Paris.<\/p>\n
The shop, simple and bright<\/strong>, This reflects the balance between expertise and accessibility. The welcome is warm, the advice personalized, in a relaxed atmosphere that contrasts sharply with the sometimes elitist image of tea. People come here to Discover exceptional natural teas, explore subtle house blends, and chat with a passionate team.<\/strong><\/p>\n\n- Address :<\/strong> 65 rue de Lancry, 75010 Paris<\/li>\n
- Schedules :<\/strong> Monday-Friday 10:30-2:00 \/ 3:00-7:30, Saturday 10:30-7:30<\/li>\n
- Google Rating:<\/strong> 4.7 \u2605<\/li>\n
- Price range:<\/strong> average, between \u20ac8 and \u20ac35 \/ 100 g<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
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Jugetsudo \u2013 Japanese refinement<\/h2>\n![\"Jugetsudo](\"https:\/\/restaurantsolis.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/10\/Jugetsudo-Paris.webp\")
Source: Jugetsudo<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nMore than a shop, Jugetsudo<\/strong> is a true immersion in the art of Japanese tea. Founded in Tokyo, this house embodies the philosophy of \u201crenewal within tradition\u201d \u2013 a delicate balance between ancestral heritage and modernity.<\/p>\nFor its Parisian address, Jugetsudo entrusted the design to the famous architect Kengo Kuma<\/strong>, whose vision combines minimalism and poetry. The result? A place apart, while bamboo and Japanese cypress<\/strong>, bathed in a peaceful and refined atmosphere. On the ground floor, a large light wood counter invites you to taste: you can savor authentic green teas<\/strong> (matcha, sencha, genmaicha\u2026) accompanied by tea cakes<\/strong>.<\/p>\nThe basement, meanwhile, houses a more secret, almost mystical space: the Chazen Gallery<\/strong>, where tea ceremonies, exhibitions and cultural events inspired by the four seasons are held. A Zen interlude in the heart of the Saint-Germain district.<\/p>\n\n- Address :<\/strong> 95 rue de Seine, 75006 Paris<\/li>\n
- Schedules :<\/strong> Monday-Saturday 11am-7pm<\/li>\n
- Google Rating:<\/strong> 4.5 \u2605<\/li>\n
- Price range:<\/strong> 12 \u20ac to 55 \u20ac \/ 50 g<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
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Dammann Fr\u00e8res \u2013 timeless elegance<\/h2>\n![\"dammann-freres\"](\"https:\/\/restaurantsolis.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/10\/dammann-freres_1200x.webp\")
Source: Dammann Brothers<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nIt\u2019s impossible to talk about tea in Paris without mentioning Dammann Brothers<\/strong>, a true French institution. Founded in 1692<\/strong>, this tea house is one of the oldest in the world. It started when the king Louis XIV<\/strong> granted to Mr. Damame<\/a> the exclusive privilege of selling tea in France. Since then, the company has remained family-owned and has established itself as a benchmark in the art of blending and selecting single-origin teas.<\/p>\nToday, Dammann Fr\u00e8res offers teas from China, India, Japan and Ceylon, and above all an incredible variety of flavored creations \u2013 such as the famous Russian Taste Douchka<\/strong> Or Blue Garden<\/strong> \u2013 have become classics for many connoisseurs. The elegant and cozy Parisian boutiques offer a unique experience: you can discover the aromas before purchasing, and the staff knows how to guide both novices and connoisseurs.<\/p>\n\n- Addresses:<\/strong> 15 place des Vosges, 75004 Paris \u2013 24 avenue Victoria, 75001 Paris \u2013 6 places des petits p\u00e8res 75002 Paris \u2013 101 bis, rue Mouffetard 75005 Paris \u2013 145 Boulevard Saint Germain 75006 Paris \u2013 12 Avenue Franklin D. Roosevelt 75008 Paris \u2013 Bercy Village Chai 39 Cour Saint Emilion 75012 Paris<\/li>\n
- Schedules :<\/strong> from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday to Saturday<\/li>\n
- Google Rating:<\/strong> From 4.2 to 4.6 \u2605 depending on the store<\/li>\n
- Price range:<\/strong> 8 \u20ac to 50 \u20ac \/ 100 g<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
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\ud83e\uded6 Tea Time at the Solis restaurant (Paris 17th arrondissement)<\/h2>\n
After exploring the capital's finest tea spots, why not extend the experience with a Tea Time<\/a> signed Solis<\/strong> ?<\/p>\nIn an elegant and soothing setting, Solis offers a selection of carefully chosen teas, accompanied by homemade sweets designed to enhance each cup.<\/p>\n
A moment of relaxation to enjoy alone, with friends or as a couple \u2013 the perfect balance between indulgence and serenity.<\/p>\n
Founded in 1854<\/strong>, Brothers' Wedding<\/strong> is arguably France's most iconic tea house\u2014and a true Parisian institution. Its history dates back to the 17th century, when the Mariage family's ancestors served as traders for the East India Company, bringing the first teas from China and Ceylon to France. A legacy of adventure and exoticism that brothers Henri and Edouard Mariage transformed into a refined house dedicated to the art of tea in all its forms.<\/p>\n Even today, Mariage Fr\u00e8res continues this tradition with the same high standards: selection of the finest vintages in the world, ancestral know-how, and a typically Parisian elegance. Their teas, often packaged in superb black or gold boxes, have become synonymous with luxury and refinement. Among the iconic creations, we find the Marco Polo<\/strong>, a legendary floral and fruity blend, or even the Tea at the Opera<\/strong>, a great classic of Parisian salons.<\/p>\n But Mariage Fr\u00e8res is also a complete sensory experience: its tea rooms<\/strong> And tea museums<\/strong> invite you on a journey through scents, colors, and flavors. Lovers can enjoy rare teas accompanied by homemade pastries, in a period setting where time seems to stand still.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Behind this now iconic brand, there is above all a human adventure. Founded in 1986 by Fran\u00e7ois-Xavier Delmas<\/strong>, Le Palais des Th\u00e9s was born from a simple but bold idea: to restore tea to its original nobility, by meeting those who cultivate it. At a time when the world of tea was dominated by large family houses, Delmas and a handful of friends wanted create an independent house, open to the world<\/strong>, guided by passion and curiosity.<\/p>\n Convinced that we can only understand tea by knowing those who produce it, Fran\u00e7ois-Xavier Delmas embarked on a veritable world tour of plantations. From his travels to China, Japan, India and Taiwan, he brought back a philosophy of taste and respect<\/strong>, a vision where each cup is a story, each infusion an encounter. It is this spirit of exploration that still drives the house today.<\/p>\n More than a merchant, Le Palais des Th\u00e9s has established itself as a place of initiation<\/strong>, a space of transmission where neophytes and connoisseurs alike can discover the infinite diversity of vintages: rare teas of origin, revisited great classics, fragrant creations or signature blends. The house makes a point of honor to working hand in hand with passionate producers<\/strong>, in a responsible and fair approach, to offer exceptional teas cultivated with respect for the land and traditions.<\/p>\n Whether you're looking for a Japanese Sencha, a spring Darjeeling, or a floral infusion, there's bound to be a Palais des Th\u00e9s boutique near you. The welcome is always refined, the advice precise, and the tastings generous\u2014an invitation to slow down, to smell, to savor.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n There are shops that you enter out of curiosity and leave won over. Bonth\u00e9s<\/strong>, rue Marcadet, is one of them. At any time of day, you are welcomed like a regular: a steaming cup of tea in hand, a kind smile, and a few notes of classical music in the background<\/strong>The atmosphere is soft, cozy, almost timeless.<\/p>\n Its owner, passionate to the tips of his leaves, worked for Kusmi Tea, the Tea Palace and the Tea Route<\/strong> before opening his own house about ten years ago. This independence allows him to give free rein to his creativity, in combining aromas from China, India, Japan and Sri Lanka<\/strong> to compose unique, always balanced blends.<\/p>\n The shop houses more than 250 teas and infusions<\/strong>, as well as a real deli<\/strong> : honey from small producers, artisanal jams, gingerbread, chocolates and rare syrups come together in a warm atmosphere. Lovers of beautiful objects will not be left out: cups, teapots and accessories from around the world<\/strong> invite you to extend the pleasure at home.<\/p>\n Prices remain reasonable for such quality \u2013 from \u20ac5 for 100g of infusion, and from \u20ac7 to \u20ac40 for exceptional teas<\/strong>. And for those who like custom creations, the master of the place offers compose custom blends<\/strong>, according to your tastes and desires.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Nestled in the heart of the district of Lamarck-Caulaincourt<\/strong>, Good Organic Tea<\/strong> is a confidential address that tea lovers pass on like a well-kept secret. In this small neighborhood shop with artisanal charm<\/strong>, Fran\u00e7ois and Rodolphe welcome you with a smile and a real passion for the world of tea \u2013 and above all, for the pleasure of sharing<\/strong>.<\/p>\n Here, there are no industrial brands or flashy marketing: 200 varieties of teas, herbal teas and infusions<\/strong> come from all over the world (China, Japan, India, Africa, etc.), with nearly half from organic crops<\/strong>. The products are sold in bulk or in pretty colored boxes<\/strong>, perfect for giving as a gift or creating a personalized box. Fans will find as many great vintages of origin<\/strong> than fruity, floral or smoky blends, all carefully chosen for their authenticity and taste. In summer, the boutique innovates with homemade iced teas<\/strong> and long infusions served very cold. <\/strong><\/p>\n On the delicatessen side, Th\u00e9 Bon Th\u00e9 Bio offers a refined selection of artisanal sweets<\/strong> : French jams, flavored honeys, Belgian chocolates with speculoos, gingerbread, caramel creams, and even tablets with rare spices. So many products that celebrate local expertise and are the perfect complement to teatime.<\/p>\n And to extend the experience, magnificent Japanese accessories<\/strong> \u2013 cast iron teapots, fine porcelain, designer thermoses \u2013 adorn the shelves. A place where people come to buy gifts as well as to treat themselves to a taste and aesthetic break.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n A veritable treasure trove for enthusiasts and novices alike, Le Parti du Th\u00e9 offers over 300 items from all over the world<\/strong>, carefully sourced. Behind this discerning selection, we find the vision of its founder, Pierre Lebrun, passionate about tea since his travels in China and his discoveries of traditional ceremonies like Gong Fu Cha.<\/p>\n Since 2005, the company has had a clear mission: to democratize tea without ever compromising on quality. Thanks to direct and lasting relationships with producers, each tea tells a story, that of a terroir and a particular expertise. This commitment appeals to both individuals and many renowned restaurants in Paris.<\/p>\n The shop, simple and bright<\/strong>, This reflects the balance between expertise and accessibility. The welcome is warm, the advice personalized, in a relaxed atmosphere that contrasts sharply with the sometimes elitist image of tea. People come here to Discover exceptional natural teas, explore subtle house blends, and chat with a passionate team.<\/strong><\/p>\n <\/p>\n More than a shop, Jugetsudo<\/strong> is a true immersion in the art of Japanese tea. Founded in Tokyo, this house embodies the philosophy of \u201crenewal within tradition\u201d \u2013 a delicate balance between ancestral heritage and modernity.<\/p>\n For its Parisian address, Jugetsudo entrusted the design to the famous architect Kengo Kuma<\/strong>, whose vision combines minimalism and poetry. The result? A place apart, while bamboo and Japanese cypress<\/strong>, bathed in a peaceful and refined atmosphere. On the ground floor, a large light wood counter invites you to taste: you can savor authentic green teas<\/strong> (matcha, sencha, genmaicha\u2026) accompanied by tea cakes<\/strong>.<\/p>\n The basement, meanwhile, houses a more secret, almost mystical space: the Chazen Gallery<\/strong>, where tea ceremonies, exhibitions and cultural events inspired by the four seasons are held. A Zen interlude in the heart of the Saint-Germain district.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n It\u2019s impossible to talk about tea in Paris without mentioning Dammann Brothers<\/strong>, a true French institution. Founded in 1692<\/strong>, this tea house is one of the oldest in the world. It started when the king Louis XIV<\/strong> granted to Mr. Damame<\/a> the exclusive privilege of selling tea in France. Since then, the company has remained family-owned and has established itself as a benchmark in the art of blending and selecting single-origin teas.<\/p>\n Today, Dammann Fr\u00e8res offers teas from China, India, Japan and Ceylon, and above all an incredible variety of flavored creations \u2013 such as the famous Russian Taste Douchka<\/strong> Or Blue Garden<\/strong> \u2013 have become classics for many connoisseurs. The elegant and cozy Parisian boutiques offer a unique experience: you can discover the aromas before purchasing, and the staff knows how to guide both novices and connoisseurs.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n After exploring the capital's finest tea spots, why not extend the experience with a Tea Time<\/a> signed Solis<\/strong> ?<\/p>\n In an elegant and soothing setting, Solis offers a selection of carefully chosen teas, accompanied by homemade sweets designed to enhance each cup.<\/p>\n A moment of relaxation to enjoy alone, with friends or as a couple \u2013 the perfect balance between indulgence and serenity.<\/p>\n\n
Palais des Th\u00e9s \u2013 to explore and learn<\/h2>\n
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Bonth\u00e9s \u2013 the charming neighborhood boutique<\/h2>\n
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Th\u00e9 Bon Th\u00e9 Bio \u2013 a paradise for organic lovers<\/h2>\n
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The Tea Party \u2013 the address for the curious<\/h2>\n
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Jugetsudo \u2013 Japanese refinement<\/h2>\n
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Dammann Fr\u00e8res \u2013 timeless elegance<\/h2>\n
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\ud83e\uded6 Tea Time at the Solis restaurant (Paris 17th arrondissement)<\/h2>\n
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