Petit Paris, C'est Bien
Get ready for macarons , Baristaville. The colorful French confections — something of a cross between a meringue cookie and a whoopie pie, said to be the cupcake du jour — will be amongst the sweet offerings of the about-to-open Parisian cafe on Montclair’s Church Street, Petit Paris .
I caught Parisian owners Baptiste Chigot and Rimi Maldonado (pictured left, with their daughter) in their shop, as they were finalizing plans and tending to last-minute details. “We’re just waiting for the last of our supplies, and hope to be open for the weekend — Monday at the latest” said Maldonado.
The couple moved to the U.S. from Paris in January, and did some preliminary research on where to locate their business. “We narrowed it down to 3 towns; Livingston, Summit and Montclair” said Chigot. “We liked Montclair’s diverse and eclectic mix, and Church Street was the best location.” Maldonado’s brother lives in Montclair, and they knew there was an established French community here.
The cafe will serve espresso and a variety of coffee, Dammann Frères tea, an assortment of chocolates and pastries Française, as well as breakfast and lunchtime sandwiches. They expect to be open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. during the week, and until 11 p.m. on the weekends.
Anyone want to meet for an authentically local via Paris cafe latte? Wonder who will get the very first macaron, and set the trend in Baristaville. To read more about the treat that’s been sweeping the nation, click here . Seems the Petit Paris ones are bound to be tres authentiques.
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The colorful French confections — something of a cross between a meringue cookie and a whoopie pie, said to be the cupcake du jour — will be amongst the sweet offerings of the about-to-open Parisian cafe on Montclair's Church Street, Petit Paris.
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Google on the other hand has specific policies regarding the use of political ads in general, and remarketing cookies in particular. How well these policies can be enforced is another matter.
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