Soirée Journaling
Café Pli - Temple · Paris
Write a letter to your future self and Café Pli will mail it back in a year, five years, or whenever you choose. Sip coffee, seal your letter with wax, and add a note to the encouragement wall.
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Café Pli - Temple · Paris
Write a letter to your future self and Café Pli will mail it back in a year, five years, or whenever you choose. Sip coffee, seal your letter with wax, and add a note to the encouragement wall.
Chapelle XIV · Paris
Clément Bataille's work takes over this gallery-café hybrid where espresso and art share equal billing. Browse vinyl between viewings, or settle in with wine and pastries in the serene, minimalist space.
Chapelle XIV · Paris
Step inside this sunlit gallery-café where rotating art shows share space with a vinyl listening corner and excellent espresso. The calm, curated atmosphere makes it an ideal hideaway from Paris bustle.
Montmartre
Step inside and you're suddenly in Seoul. This two-story matcha café near Montmartre pairs Jeju-sourced green tea with brutalist design and genuinely warm Korean hospitality. The upstairs glows bright and modern, the downstairs goes moodier, and the drinks strike that perfect balance: never too sweet, never too bitter.
Paris
Do laundry, browse art, and feast on inventive vegetarian plates like Butternut Gnocchi at this cafe-laundromat-gallery hybrid that's revitalized a former grocery store on Boulevard Ney.
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Dune Café pours a mellow Date Seed Brew that tastes like coffee but isn't, perfect for evening caffeine without the jitters. Women-owned and open late, it's a calm post-work refuge with rose-infused sips and a welcoming vibe.
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Le Café du Village Paris · Paris
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Climate Academy · 4th Arr.
The Dogry · Paris
Le Café du Village Paris · Paris
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Le Café du Village Paris · Paris
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La REcyclerie · Paris
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Charonne
La Plaine Saint-Denis
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Alésia
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Paris
Faubourg Saint-Denis
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Pigalle
2nd Arr.
Faubourg Saint-Antoine
Paris
17th arrondissement
Auteuil
Paris
5th Arr.
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Tanat · Les Halles
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5th Arr.
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Charonne
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Paris
Paris
Gros-Caillou
Paris
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Croulebarbe
Les Halles
République
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Paris
Sentier
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19th Arr.

Paris
5th Arr.
Le Marais
République
5th Arr.
Le Marais
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Champs-Elysées
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Café Dose · Batignolles
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3rd Arr.
Free
4th Arr.
La Goutte d'Or
Paris
Faubourg Saint-Martin
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Paris
Grenelle
Free
10th Arr.
$
Sentier
Le Floor · 2nd Arr.
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Champs-Elysées
Paris
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Saint-Germain-des-Prés
Faubourg Montmartre
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Start with the exhibition or performance that interests you, then build the afternoon around it. Check the temporary exhibitions at the Musée d'Art Moderne de Paris, or the performance programme at Palais Garnier. One show and time to talk about it over dinner makes a good plan.
Tell me that when you ask. I’d start with exhibitions, live music, or dance. For theatre, comedy, and talks, check the performance language and whether surtitles are available before booking. An English description doesn’t necessarily mean an English-language show.
Tell me when you’re free, where you’ll be, and what sounds appealing. “Live music near me, somewhere I can sit, under $30” gives me more to work with than “something fun.” You can keep narrowing it down with me.
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