citylikeyou — La Boutique Jaune — Paris by Sarah Kahn

Paris / Restaurant

Since 1946, this bakery and traiteur has been offering Jewish and eastern European specialties, from cheesecake and strudel to pastrami. One item you can’t miss is their signature Super Sandwich, the “Big-Pletzel,”. You have your choice of pastrami or turkey, which gets layered with eggplant caviar, red pepper caviar, cucumbers, pickles and fresh tomato slices, all on one of their soft homemade onion and poppy seed rolls…BIM

Website
laboutiquejaune.fr

Address
La Boutique Jaune, 27 Rue Rosiers, Paris, France

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Current city: Paris

Other cities: New York

sarahkahn.fr

Sarah Kahn is a french art director and designer based between Paris and New York. Her work mixes commissioned projects for a wide selection of clients in arts institutions, cultural events, brands and magazines. Inspired by the worlds of visual arts, sociology, innovation and kids universe she is constantly experimenting new perspectives and artistic collaborations.

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