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The best Croque Monsieur in Paris?

jeffperez62

By jeffperez62
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jeffperez62

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My wife loves them, we are going in 2 weeks and she is already talking about them. I'm sure there are 1000 places that serve a good one, where would you go?

If you don't eat your meat, you can't have any pudding. How could you have any pudding if you don't eat your meat!??

OAKGLEN

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The Croque Royale and Croque Provencal at Chez Flottes, on rue Cambon, are as good as they get. It is just off rue de Rivoli and across the street from the English bookstore.

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Funny, a Croque and a large Cafe Crème are the first things we get upon arrival in France. (It's usually morning and the hotel won't let you check-in yet) It's a fairly simple sandwich, so, as you said, there are 1000 places making it well. I have found that the little unassuming, tiny mom and pop bar/cafes usually make the best Croques. I don't think it's something you need to travel far out of your way for. Bon voyage!

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