Café Complicity
Christopher HopeCafés I've come to home to - here, there and everywhere.
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The Troubadour Old Brompton Road, London
Cafés are often conundrums. Good places for being alone but doing so in company. The right kind of café leans into that desire and this is part of the complicity it offers. The right café provides comfort, like familiar crockery, chipped at...
Romanisches Café, Berlin Germany
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What made a cavernous hostelry on the Kurfürstendamm, with its ponderous furnishings, pernickety waiters and indifferent cooking, one of legendary locales of Weim...
Café la Palette Rue de Seine PARIS 3/3
It’s not uncommon to meet someone who reminds you of a character from a story. It is less usual to meet someone who prefigures a person you will meet only years later. That’s what happened to me one day in the mid 1970’s, at a pavement tabl...
Café la Palette Rue de Seine Paris 2/3
When I stayed for a while at 31, Rue de Seine, two significant ghosts haunted the house. The celebrated French writer, George Sand, had lived here in the 19th century. Famed in France for her novels and even better known as the lover of Fré...
Café La Palette Rue de Seine Paris 1/3
In the early 1970’s I was lucky enough to spend some time in Paris at Number 31, in the Rue de Seine. It belonged to a friend who spent his summer holidays in Italy. You entered the building through large wooden doors on the street, passed...
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A writer who spends a lot of his life in these happy refuges. And relishes the complicity a good café offers its visiting friends, whoever they are. Whether or not they know why .
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