Salon de the
Barbizon
La Juxtaposition
Cosy salon de the, boutique and gallery space. Homemade pastries, 20 varieties of tea. Gault & Millau noted.
Description
La Juxtaposition at 26 Grande Rue is a salon de the, boutique and creative space in one. Teas by Christine Dattner, coffee by Brulerie de Belleville, homemade cakes and pastries. Boutique selling greeting cards, notebooks, artisan objects and lighting. Monthly art exhibitions, regular creative workshops, monthly Sunday brunch. Open Wednesday to Sunday 11h30 to 19h. Managed by Justine. Gault & Millau noted. Google rating 4.9/5.
Historical context
La Juxtaposition sits at 26 Grande Rue in what was, in another life, the address of La Flambee restaurant. The transformation could not be more complete -- from brasserie to one of the most carefully conceived small spaces on the Grande Rue. Turquoise facade, fireplace in winter, interior courtyard under a chestnut tree in summer. Monthly brunch, monthly exhibition, ateliers for children and adults. A genuine community anchor.
Historical research: grappilles.fr — Barbizon Histoire et Patrimoine
Related places
Additional locations in the Salon de the group.
Nearby
Within reach on foot—village lanes and forest edge.
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Heritage Plaque
25 m
Atelier Daubigny — Plaque
A plaque on the west facade of Hôtel Les Pléiades marks Daubigny's original studio, where he worked from 1835 to 1865.