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Brunch · 11th arrondissement, Paris
A coffee-shop-brunch spot whose logo is the owner's golden retriever, River, who greets guests inside. Dogs are fully welcome and can be served a Puppyccino (unsweetened lactose-free whipped cream with a treat).
Paris's best-known dog-first café, where dogs are guests of honour rather than an exception.
Verified reporting on the venue states 'At Seven Heaven Paris, dogs are totally welcome', with an à la carte Puppyccino for four-legged visitors; the owner's golden retriever is present in the café.
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