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Entry No. 999 · Coq au Vin

Le Procope

Founded in 1686, it is the oldest cafe in Paris. Dining here is as much about the history (Voltaire and Benjamin Franklin were regulars) as the food. Their Coq au Vin is a signature dish, prepared according to a long-standing traditional recipe.

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Wait2 min walk from Odéon station.Dinner to enjoy the candlelit, historic atmosphere.
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Founded in 1686, it is the oldest cafe in Paris. Dining here is as much about the history (Voltaire and Benjamin Franklin were regulars) as the food. Their Coq au Vin is a signature dish, prepared according to a long-standing traditional recipe.

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No. 999 for Coq au Vin in Paris

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Find Le Procope in 6th Arrondissement (Saint-Germain). Stamping unlocks when you’re within 75 m of the shop.

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Pont Neuf; Saint-Germain-des-Prés

Pont Neuf; Saint-Germain-des-Prés

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