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A Closer Look At Frog Fight In Paris

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Intrepid MSM gadabout Oliver Strand ran a feature today on the Parisian coffee scene in his NYT blog Ristretto. In it, Oliver confronts the common conception that coffee in Paris is among the worst in the world. Turns out some places in Paris are getting it done:

Frog Fight is organized by Thomas Lehoux and David Flynn, who met when working at le Cafeotheque (52, rue de lโ€™Hรดtel-de-Ville, 011-33-1-53-01-83-84), an artisanal roaster and cafe in the Citรฉ des Arts. Lehoux is currently training for the French Barista Championship, to be held in Lyon later this month, while Flynn works at Le Bal (6 Impasse de la Dรฉfense, 011-33-1-44-70-75-51; www.le-bal.fr), a casual, spare restaurant in the front of a converted 1920s dance hall just off the Place de Clichy. After going on a few coffee crawls in Paris, it became clear that le Bal stands apart. In fact, in my opinion, Le Bal has the best coffee in Paris.

From the NYT comments section, here’s an update on next week’s Frog Fright from David himself!

Due to the response we’ve received from this article we needed to move the venue (and unfortunately the date) of the next frog fight.

The Next frog fight will be Monday the 17th of January at Le Bal Cafe (6 Impasse de la Defense 75018) at 7pm.

If you would like to join us admission is free, and everyone is welcome.
Hope to see you on Monday,

David & Thomas

 

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