Category: Food and Travel

Article submitted by Cécile Zarokian In 1903 Rampelmeyer came forth to set out the Parisian landmark ‘Angelina tea house’ named after his granddaughter. Its atmosphere is serene, charming and finely tuned, as it’s interior design, commissioned and decorated by Edouard-Jean Niermans, a veteran Dutch bone architect, remains unaltered up to the present day. The classic…