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La Parisienne is a lovely French Café located in New York’s Financial District. It was opened in December 2017 by a young French couple, Julie and Adrian. A blue store front with the French and the American Flags greets you outside when you arrive. The whole place is a beautiful and energizing play of blue, turquoise, white and gold. La Parisienne offers a vast choice for breakfast, including French viennoiseries, fresh fruit salads, and savory options as their salmon brioche or the ham and cheese croissant. Coffee is by Coperaco and you’ll find a large choice of beverages… The tea selection is by Harney and Sons.The lunch menu features simple dishes as soups, salads, French “croque sandwiches” as Croque Monsieur or Madame, cheeses and charcuteries. It focuses on fresh and healthy ingredients, organic as much as possible. chocolate mousse and cookies, as well as pastries coming from French partners such as Ladurée baked goods. The bread comes from Pain d’Avignon.
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La Parisienne New York Maiden Ln United States La Parisienne is a lovely French Café located in New York’s Financial District. It was opened in December 2017 by a young French couple, Julie and Adrian. A blue store front with the French and the American Flags greets you outside when you arrive. The whole place is a beautiful and energizing play of blue, turquoise, white and gold. La Parisienne offers a vast choice for breakfast, including French viennoiseries, fresh fruit salads, and savory options as their salmon brioche or the ham and cheese croissant. Coffee is by Coperaco and you’ll find a large choice of beverages… The tea selection is by Harney and Sons.The lunch menu features simple dishes as soups, salads, French “croque sandwiches” as Croque Monsieur or Madame, cheeses and charcuteries. It focuses on fresh and healthy ingredients, organic as much as possible. chocolate mousse and cookies, as well as pastries coming from French partners such as Ladurée baked goods. The bread comes from Pain d’Avignon. - LunchSpace.com
