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A sweet pause, Parisian style 🍰⁣
A generous French pastry by @coutumecafe, to be savored at Hôtel Mathis.⁣
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Posted On: October 11th 2026, 08:32 am

A sweet pause, Parisian style 🍰⁣
A generous French pastry by @coutumecafe, to be savored at Hôtel Mathis.⁣
⁣
#HotelMathis #CoutumeCafe #FrenchPastry #SweetTreat

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