Café Mollien - Menu

a very good restaurant in the Louvre, given the difficult affluence to do better at this price. The formula is good despite the rates.

The blueberry muffin and chocolate chip biscuit were so fresh and tasty. good place to take a quick snack, before redoing the museum tour.

When you need a break, it is easy to go to the coffee. food and drinks are correct and it is nice to sit on the terrace. prices are not bad either. View menu

After crossing the lover, we stopped here for a quick snack of brewing and crescent. not too expensive and pastry gave us the energy for a second walk. And not too many people.

located in the heart of the museum near Italian paintings. Beautiful view of the pyramid of the pleasant outdoor terrase opening when it takes beautiful. You have to queue for lunch.Sandwichs at 7.5€ about correct food (No high gastronomy in this museum)

a must-see treasure after visiting the lover. The night is even more beautiful. it rained that day, so I entered the room and enjoyed the dance of the classic and the modern under the lights. as French that has no wine or pleasure, at least two wines are associated with different dishes at each meal. it's really hard for me to use gas water for my usual Western cuisine! The ingredients are medium, and the level of the chef is medium. my favorite purée is above the minimum here, so the premises are very wise to order the burger hahahahaha View menu

My husband and I each took a coffee with milk and shared a pretzel sandwich. The sandwich was pretty good but the coffees were disappointing. Our daughter had an orangina and fries. the location is really perfect with views of the pyramids. we visited by a very hot day and we have the chance to find a shaded table, so we are actually very comfortable. No one noticed if our daughter was eating her morning crescent remains, which was a bonus. the staff was quite friendly and the prices were relatively high, as could be expected in a world-class museum.

we stopped for our lunch during a visit to the open, just before the midday affluence. We both had special lunch at 13,90 euros - brass quiche, chips and drink. the quiche would have been much better if it had been heated throughout, but they blew the portions in a "heat cycle" so that this line will continue to move quickly. insist that they give him "2 heat blows" and you will enjoy your lunch. The best part of the meal was to eat on the outdoor patio, overlooking the glass pyramid and the entrance of the lover. After the stifling air of the museum, it was a refreshing break for the day. Maybe a coffee and a pastry shop would be a better choice.

On the culinary side, you are a prisoner of the lover. The place is absolutely huge, you'll probably spend the whole day. I don't know if you can go out and come back with the same ticket, but you'll probably want to take something as quickly as possible to maximize your time available to explore endless exhibitions and they certainly take advantage of it. . obviously, the emphasis on soft coffee is put on speed - ensure that customers are served as quickly as possible, but this does not excuse the limited menu, poor quality food and exorbitant prices. everything here is at least twice as expensive as outside the museum with probably less than half the quality! For example, a normal size mac... View menu