Ok, pretty much the last of these now [from my ParisCafeCrawl] -- Aux Deux Magots, once frequented by such literary greats as Verlaine, Rimbaud and Oscar Wilde, as distinct from the previous Cafe de Flore [which was frequented by such artists/intellectuals as Picasso, Jean-Paul Sartre and Simone de Beauvoir]... coffee's pretty much the same standard in each, but at the end of the day, it's not about the coffee :-| A PS many english-speakers [myself included] might be wondering why you would name a cafe along the lines of the 'two maggots' [deux of course being 'two' in english]. In fact the name refers to the statues of two confucian wise men, inside.
