Napoulé - Madeleine (La)

Marie-Charlotte C;, Camille P. and I went to test the Napoulé for our lunch break about ten days ago, and I really felt at my ease, in this Neapolitan enclave and cozy. I had already come to take a panini to take away and I had found the owner of an extreme kindness, so I was happy to go back there to make me feel sorry this time. I chose a hearty salad (not very pleasant to eat on a slate but good, it's accessory) and the girlfriends chose a panini served with a salad. Everything is fresh and really super quality, from tomato to cheese that garnish the salad (mozzarelle and parmesan Italian real of real). The presentation is nice, we've waited a bit but everything is done in our eyes, nothing is prepared in advance so we're not going to laugh. Around us, lots of fine grocery products make us look but we resist. I think we will be tempted by an Apéritivo evening very soon, one autumn Friday: the good formula two minutes from home, with the singing accent (and wine) that warms the heart... One for Napoulé.

Oh, the bad habit. Coming to the Napoulé (Naples , order an aperitif board of cheeses, cold cuts and Italian grilled vegetables accompanied by a glass of wine (8 € the formula and start the agapes before lunch, or at the beginning of the evening. This Wazemmes business, close to Gambetta Street, is both a fine grocery store and a wine bar. You have the possibility to leave (for any aperitif board ordered to make wine tourism transalpine, at rates you can no longer afford. Thus, you can discover different wines with glass, or bottle (from 7 to 10 € the bottle!! on site, or at home if you prefer to take your butin (fromages, brioches, Chianti, Prosseco... . An excellent address for original aperitives among friends, at rates to make shame some $pecialized establishments (Glou glou store and other Bling Bling Caves. The shop is energeticly held by 2 chamant-es Italian-nes, passionate-es and decallé-es.