Café de la baronne

17 Rue Brochant, 75017 Paris, France

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Serving open-faced sandwiches at lunchtime and operating as a wine bar in the evening, the Café de la Baronne is a venue conceived by Alexandre Guilloux in the heart of Batignolles. In a quintessentially Parisian stone building, he has created a space where flavor and music take center stage, in a contemporary atmosphere dotted with touches of the Belle Époque. An epicurean and lover of French products, Alexandre has crafted a concise menu centered around carefully selected ingredients. At lunchtime, open-faced sandwiches, vegetarian dishes, and seasonal creations can be enjoyed in-house or taken to go: a generous ham-and-butter sandwich, a Basque-style open-faced sandwich with cured ham, Espelette pepper cheese, and black cherry jam, or market-inspired dishes. In the evening, La Baronne welcomes guests with a selection of French wines, mocktails, and original cocktails made with wine or Champagne. Platters to share, charcuterie, cheeses, and regional specialties accompany a carefully curated musical selection played on a high-fidelity sound system designed for optimal listening. A convivial experience where wine, music, and socializing come together. Follow the café on social media: Instagram (@cafedelabaronne) and Facebook (Café-de-la-Baronne).