Bar-le-Duc. A tea room with the scent of Tunisia
Mariem El Khazena opened the Délices de Tunisie tea room at 28 rue des Romains in Bar-le-Duc. Photo by Jean-Noël Portmann
Tunisian Delights. This is the name of the tea room that opened this week at 28 rue des Romains (opposite the Poincaré pharmacy).
It is there, in a universe created in her image, that Mariem El Khazen welcomes her clients. Tunisian, living in Bar-le-Duc for two years, Mariem El Khazen wanted to create her own business after having worked in the restaurant industry in Paris, Saint-Dizier and even a little in Meuse.
This young mother has designed a tea room that suits her, with decor largely inspired by her country of origin.
Tunisia is evident in the products served: mint and jasmine tea, crème fraîche, Turkish coffee, fresh juices. Not to mention the Tunisian pastries homemade by this young mother.
"It's a bit of a change for the French," says Mariem El Khazen, who has decided to open every day except Wednesday.
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