Café Anglais
Also known as: Cafe Anglais, Anglais
Places · Social venues
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Fashionable Paris restaurant at the corner of the boulevard des Italiens (no. 13) and the rue de Marivaux, opened in 1802 and named after the Peace of Amiens, closed in 1913. It was known for its private dining rooms, the most famous being the «Grand 16» (GRAND_16.md). (en.wikipedia «Café Anglais».)Relevance to Marie
- 17 February 1878: the prank on Kolémine, sent to wait for supper in the Grand-16 (078.0209).
- 20 February 1878: the prank becomes a byword (078.0263).
- 10 January 1879: «Nous dînons et déjeunons au Café Anglais où l'on mange bien. En fait ce cabaret c'est le meilleur» (083.0580).
References in Diary
- First mentioned: 1878-02-17
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