Set on a pedestrian, stone-flagged street just footsteps from the Seine, with one of the city's prettiest terraces, cornflower-blue-painted L'Ebouillanté buzzes with Parisians sipping refreshing glasses of homemade citronnade (ginger lemonade), hibiscus-flower cordial and over two dozen varieties of tea. Delicious cakes, jumbo salads and savoury crêpes complement the long drinks menu.
L’Ébouillanté
Le Marais, Ménilmontant & Belleville
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