The name of this teahouse and luncheon restaurant translates to "The Two Bees," so named for the mother-daughter team who run this cozy little restaurant tucked away on rue de l'Université. The interior feels very homey, with padded wallpaper and potted plants scattered between the tables, and a skylight which makes the room delightfully bright. The restaurant isn't opened for dinner, but the lunch menu more than makes up for it, with fluffy quiches and side salad with zingy vinaigrette, omelets, meal-sized salads and daily specials. Don't miss the assortment of tarts and pies on display in the window with a cup of tea and the "Deux Abeilles" honey, which is on sale to take home as well, along with several varieties of homemade jam.
lesslessThe name of this teahouse and luncheon restaurant translates to "The Two Bees," so named for the mother-daughter team who run this cozy little restaurant tucked away on rue de l'Université. The interior feels very homey, with padded wallpaper and potted plants scattered between the tables, and a skylight which makes the room delightfully bright. The restaurant isn't opened for dinner, but t...moreThe name of this teahouse and luncheon restaurant translates to "The Two Bees," so named for the mother-daughter team who run this cozy little restaurant tucked away on rue de l'Université. The interior feels very homey, with padded wallpaper and potted plants scattered between the tables, and a skylight which makes the room delightfully bright. The restaurant isn't opened for dinner, but t...more
