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Welcome to L'Inedit Cafe
Nestled in the heart of Paris at 4 Rue Taine, L'Inedit Cafe captivates with its cozy ambiance and affordable gourmet offerings. Known for its inventive salads—particularly the Salade Landaise featuring succulent duck confit and the fresh Salade Berger with crisp goat cheese—this cafe excels in hearty, flavorful dishes. Guests rave about the friendly service and the value for money. With a selection of fresh juices and delightful fruit cocktails, each visit is a culinary adventure. Whether you're indulging in their charcuterie boards or savoring a rich onion soup, L'Inedit Cafe promises an authentic taste of Paris without pretension.
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About
L'Inedit Cafe
Welcome to L'Inedit Cafe, a hidden gem nestled in the vibrant streets of Paris at 4 Rue Taine, 75012. This quaint café embodies the essence of French culinary charm, with a menu that celebrates both tradition and creativity.
As you step inside, the warm and inviting atmosphere makes you feel right at home. L'Inedit embraces a philosophy of delicious affordability, offering a delightful range of dishes without the burden of high prices. Customers rave about their experiences, appreciating the friendly service and reasonably priced menu. As Chiara Kapetanopoulos shares, the duck and salads are not to be missed, and the sentiment is echoed by other patrons who applaud the overall value this café provides.
But let’s talk about the highlights of the menu. The assiette de fromages AOP combines local cheese varieties like Brie, Reblochon, and Cantal, making for a perfect pairing with a bottle of Heineken or perhaps a refreshing Mixte Fruits Pressés. For dessert, you cannot go wrong with the decadent gâteau tiède au chocolat fondant served alongside a scoop of vanilla ice cream, a dish that promises to deliver pure bliss.
What makes L'Inedit truly special is its community feel. Gloria L. captured this perfectly, calling it a “cute and cozy local café” where customers can enjoy tasty dishes like the homemade onion soup and well-cooked flank steak. The café not only caters to traditional tastes but also offers modern twists that keep diners coming back for more, like the inventive salad featuring confit du canard, gizzards, and even popcorn, as Nelson Guda aptly described.
The friendly and accommodating staff ensure guests feel comfortable, even if the menu isn't accessible in English. As P S notes, the service is exceptional and free from pretension, allowing for a genuine experience that reflects the heart of Paris. Whether you're looking for a casual dinner, a delightful dessert, or even a just a coffee, L'Inedit Cafe offers something for every palate.
So, should you find yourself wandering in the charming neighborhood of 12th arrondissement, be sure to stop by L'Inedit Cafe. With its marriage of delectable cuisine and a welcoming atmosphere, it’s a spot you’ll want to linger at, savoring every moment.
People talk
Our Guestbook
“ Very tasty food, espescially the duck and the salads. Friendly service and reasonable prices. ”
“ I found this restaurant is great and valuable for your money. Not expensive but they served good dishes. ”
“ My first cafe in Paris. Wonderfully inventive salad with confit du canard, gizzard, popcorn…. It was great ”
“ Cute and cozy local cafe with very affordable dishes. The prices here were some of the lowest I came across. No English menu, but staff do understand and speak English. They were friendly. Food is not too bad, it’s a good portion for a good value. Onion soup was tasty. I realized I wasn’t asked for my preferred doneness for the flank steak, but it came out just perfect at a medium-medium rare. ”
“ I absolutely ADORE this place. Not sure what some people were saying in these comments about rude behaviors. They probably were rude themselves and got what they deserved. I have always had amazing service and amazing food. It’s a neighborhood place, so there is no chichi and no pretension. I love it. I would recommend their pintade (guinea fowl) if they have it as a special. It was incredible. ”
“ This restaurant is located in a nice district with a lot of small businesses and many other restaurants, but mostly Asian, and if you want to visit a French one, this is an obvious choice. We visited for dinner on Saturday evening, and there was a table without waiting. Dishes of the day were available at that time. The service was great, we were pleased by the wine recommendation for our food. And the food was great, too. Overall, it was a very pleasant experience. ”
“ The best place to eat some authentic and tasty French cuisine! We ate there on our first night in Paris, as it was close to our accommodation. We absolutely loved the food and the service. We had some chicken, duck and salad and they were all delicious. Needless to say, we visited the place 3 more times and the food was always great! ”
“ Friendly and helpful service. They spoke great English and we were very grateful as we had a particular craving for a cheese plate. ”