If you’ve ever been to Paris before and walked around the city, you’d know that there is a chain of cafes called Indiana.

What were they thinking when they named these cafes? Indiana’s got to be about the most boring state in the United States.

I could see, maybe naming it Louisiana, California, New York, Florida as at least those states are known for something. Many all over the world have heard of a Louisiana bayou, a New York State of mind, a California dream and a Florida sunshine tree. The only think Indiana has associated with it is the song Gary Indiana, and from what I’ve heard that’s not a pretty place.

Enough musings said: I really like this photo because, yes, of the name of the cafe (who’d think of Indiana while they’re in Paris) and those rosy red chairs.

Last, but not least,  is the lone man sitting in front of the cafe. His crossed legs top off the picture like  a cherry on an ice cream sundae.

Italian grocery and cafe where you can have an informal lunch

Wine, cheese, charcterie, pasta, sauces, and more

Location:

51 Rue des Martyrs 75009 (9th) Paris, France
Metro: Pigalle
Phone: +33 (0)1 48 74 07 50

link to map

Cafe les Deux Magots

One of the most famous and oldest cafes in Paris, opened in 1885 - an all important address.

Enjoy breakfast, lunch, or dinner on the terrace overlooking Blvd St Germain when the weather is good!

Zagat 2008 ratings:

Food: 15 out of 30 (fair to good)
Decor: 20 out of 30 (very good to excellent)
Service:16 out of 30 (good to very good)
Cost: 37 euros (one drink and one entree)

Location:

6, Place St Germain des Prés, 75006 Paris, France
Metro: St Germain des Pres
Phone +33 (0) 1 45 48 55 25

link to map

www.lesdeuxmagots.fr

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