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food & drink stop.

Choose breakfast near your hotel or reserve at Restaurant Molitor. Central cafés add a city journey; queues should not determine whether you reach your tennis session.

Allow time for the security checkpoint and the walk to your court. Confirm the breakfast service and your ticket’s arrival instructions before setting out.

Book a fixed dinner on a tennis-free evening. Day sessions can run late, and a night-session finish is too uncertain for a guaranteed restaurant arrival.

Molitor currently takes dinner orders until 22:30 Monday–Saturday. Bouillon Chartier Grands Boulevards takes walk-ins, with a queue. Confirm current kitchen service before travelling; late bar opening is not a promise of late food.

Pair Saint-Germain cafés with the Luxembourg Gardens, or plan museum admission before choosing lunch. Orsay, Rodin, Marmottan and Albert-Kahn normally close on Monday; check holiday exceptions.

Keep Le Pré Catelan for a separate evening and arrange the return journey. A long tasting meal and an uncertain match finish are difficult to combine.