Photos: Bar bol
From the outside, we notice nothing, except the regular flow of customers – mostly women, but not only – who enter and leave the Bar Bol, in the Marais, in Paris. So we open the door to this new address, at the top of rue des Archives. We order a bowl, and there… surprise! Full to the brim with healthy products and almost all organic, each dish is a festival of flavors that give a slap in the face to usual fast food restaurants. Enjoy it seated in the pretty decor of natural materials adorned with a large painting by Richard Orlinsky.
« Sneak peak of one of our signature bowls made by starred chef Philippe LEGENDRE” – Bar bol
The secret of the house is that the menu is created by a three-star chef, Philippe Legendre, who worked at Taillevent and the Georges V. It is he who created five signature recipes based on sea bream, salmon, bluefin tuna, roast chicken, smoked pollock or tofu to suit vegetarians and vegans.
Bowl from Bar bol
Samy and Philippe, the two founding friends of Bar Bol (who have another establishment on the left bank), have evolved the recipes and complete their offering with a noodle broth, mushrooms, corn, chicken or tofu, marinated egg. There is also a beetroot rice burrito which received the votes of the Marais Mood team: 10 out of 10. We want more! And we're going back soon.
Petit Bol €11,90: 2 proteins, 3 fruits or vegetables, 3 toppings and sauce
Large Bowl €13,90: up to 3 proteins and 4 fruits and vegetables, 4 toppings and sauce.
Bar bowl
80 rue des Archives 75003 Paris
Monday to Saturday from 12:00 a.m. to 15 p.m. and from 18 p.m. to 21:30 p.m.
Sunday 12:00 a.m. to 15 p.m.
07 67 59 78 81
Text: Katia Barillot
18.02.22
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