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It’s mix of soy and coconut and the hint of coconut gave it a flavour explosion which perfectly combined with their homemade gluten-free pistachio cardamon granola. Like the bread, they made their yoghurt in-house. It was a perfect balance between sweet and savoury. On top of the cheese were thinly sliced green apples, raspberries, blueberries, edible flowers and some chopped pecans, almonds and pistachios. It had a thick layer of their homemade cashew and almond cream cheese with a little agave. The tartine came on delicious, home made, gluten-free bread. We also ordered a bowl of yoghurt and a bundt cake. We ordered the Tartine Fromage and, wow, the plant based cream cheese topping was totally delicious! All the food is vegan except the pain au chocolat – because why would a French person change that? Their signature dish is avocado on toast which comes with their homemade bread, and two different kinds of hummus. I loved the bitterness of the grapefruit coming together with the sweetness of the strawberries.Ĭuppa Café de Salon is almost fully 100% plant based.
We decided to review the juice of the day, which was a blend of grapefruit, pomegranate, blueberries and strawberries.
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The café sells teas and coffees, plus coconut water, single freshly squeezed juices and a juice of the day.
As there’s little space, it’s not the best place to take out your laptop. The service is very quick and the music is chilled. They make all the food behind the bar fresh. The bar is dominated by their coffee machine and a delicious pastry display. All the furniture is made of stylish dark wood. Inside, there are three tables, plus a couch. Outside, there are two tables on either side of the door next to the windows. So Cuppa Café is a clear winner if you need a healthy meal in Paris. The iconic Café de Flore is near by, but there are no healthy hotspots in the area. It’s near the Solférino metro stop or you can take bus 84 and 94 to Solférino. Cuppa Café de Salon is in the 7th arrondissement, behind the Musée d’Orsay.
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