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LUNCH BREAK
DINNER UNDER THE STARS
1:00 PM
9:00 PM
Apple Store 12, rue Halévy
A subtle blend of ancient (building) and modern (technology), Apple Store Opéra is the destination of choice for iPod, iPhone, iPad or iBook enthusiasts. You ll find all their products and accessories, a Set Up Bar, a Genius Bar (assistance and repairs) and a Business Briefing Room, especially for pros.
Uniqlo 17, rue Scribe
2,000 sqm of casual, colourful, affordable clothing from Uniqlo, Japan s leading ready-to-wear brand.
Thierry Marx Bakery 17, boulevard Haussmann
Thierry Marx Bakery. Where it really means something to be a baker. Their two flagship products are the Loyale baguette and the breadmaki - home-made soft white bread wrapped around some Japanese teppanyaki. They are both symbolic of the store s celebration of bread at its most traditional and its most modern.
Gyosa Bar 56, passage des Panoramas
The first gyoza bar to set up shop in Passage des Panoramas. Perfectly made fresh dumplings, grilled to order, just as they should be!
Perruche 2, rue du Havre
Offering the most amazing panoramic views, Perruche surrounds you with greenery as you enjoy their striking wines, quality products and sharing dishes.
Coquette 4, rue Meyerbeer
The Coquette restaurant is part of the W Paris-Opéra hotel. From morning til night, the chef draws energy and inspiration from Paris s cosmopolitan culinary scene, designing delicious dishes sure to meet your fancy for lunch, afternoon tea or dinner.
Salina 24, rue du Faubourg Montmartre
An elegant, beautifully tiled fish bar set in a former fish shop and headed by chef Fabien Chivot, who excels at designing delicious little seafood dishes with a Japanese twist. For anyone who loves fresh produce, prepared with taste.
Hôtel des Grands Boulevards 17, boulevard Poissonnière
Under the great glass roof in the middle of the hotel, the restaurant serves dishes influenced by the Chef s Italian roots. Rooftop bar, The Shed, offers a lofty bubble of relaxation far from the hustle and bustle - the perfect place for an after work cocktail.
Au Petit Riche 25, rue Le Peletier
This magnificent Belle Epoque brasserie dating back to 1854 takes us back in time, with wooden tables, red velvet benches, mirrored walls and waltzing waiters sporting big black aprons and bow ties. It also has private rooms on the first floor where business lunches can be held.