Angelina Paris

In 1903, the confectioner, Antoine Rumpelmayer, founded Angelina and named after his daughter-in-law. For over a century, the tea room built a reputation as a place of sophistication and indulgence. Angelina became the place to be for Parisian aristocracy where Proust and Coco Chanel rubbed ... More

In 1903, the confectioner, Antoine Rumpelmayer, founded Angelina and named after his daughter-in-law. For over a century, the tea room built a reputation as a place of sophistication and indulgence. Angelina became the place to be for Parisian aristocracy where Proust and Coco Chanel rubbed shoulders with the biggest names in fashion. The interior, designed by the famous Belle Epoque architect Edouard-Jean Niermans, combines elegance, charm and refinement to create a sense of romanticism and poetry. Less