Located in the Latin Quarter, the café Porco is frequented by Balzac, once known as "a passionate visionary." This great writer, who could not write without coffee, immediately became very active after a cup of coffee fell into his stomach, and his creative thoughts were like an army stirring.
Nearby attractions: Pont Neuveau, Notre Dame Cathedral, galleries and churches.
Celebrity anecdotes: Legend has it that it was the first cafe in Paris; Napoleon left a hat as collateral because he couldn't pay for coffee, and now that hat hangs on the left-hand side of the door, very historical.
Practical information: Be sure to go to the bathroom on the second floor to have a peek. Pay attention to the signs in the bathroom. It is very interesting.
