Cafe Dalayrac
Paris restaurant serving traditional French dishes, seasonal daily specials, wine and cocktails
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-07
About Cafe Dalayrac
Café Dalayrac is a Paris restaurant serving traditional homemade French dishes, seasonal daily specials, wine and cocktails. Menu examples include onion soup, beef bourguignon, duck confit, cod and ratatouille.
The restaurant serves diners at its Paris location. It is open seven days a week, including holidays.
CAFE DALAYRAC is a French SARL founded in 2008 and headquartered in Paris.
Product: A Paris restaurant offering French food, seasonal daily dishes, wine and cocktails.
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