Café Berry is a gourmet experience straight out of the imagination of its founder Shirley Lamy, at the crossroads of Brooklyn and the Luberon.
From this taste and aesthetic mix was born a Mediterranean canteen with different recipes depending on seasonal vegetables and fruits. We might as well warn you, the “healthy” menu varies according to Shirley’s desires, who is firmly committed to offering local ingredients.
Even if we will have to wait to rediscover the warm atmosphere of the coffee shop with its southern evocations, nothing is stopping us from placing an order.
On the breakfast, lunch or Saturday brunch menu to be made on site: Pistachio and feta dip, pea & ricotta croquettes, seasonal dish of the day, dark chocolate cookies, caramelized hazelnuts and runny caramel, cabbage lemon-basil, cheesecake and even chocolate-hazelnut Babka.
Berry is also a grocery store or Shirley source of high quality products, including its own brand of homemade spread and granola, accompanied by a choice of coffees from the Marseille roaster Deep and grand cru chocolates from Carrés Sauvages, in to fall !
Café Berry Paris
10, rue capon, 75003 Paris
Wednesday to Saturday from 11 p.m. to 15 p.m.
Tel: +06 47 55 11 33
Text: Sandrine Maggiani
Photos: ©Jey Mt
08.04.21
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