The Café Parisien was a Parisian-style cafe on the RMS Titanic. It was located on B Deck starboard just off the Aft Grand Staircase, It was promoted as a replica of a Parisian sidewalk café; painted in white and trellises with live English Ivy and a long green carpet that ran the length of the room, it was popular among the younger set. Open, like the A la Carte Restaurant next door, from 8am to 11pm, the Café Parisien was a place where friends could meet for conversation with drinks (coffee or a little something stronger) and light refreshments.
The Café Parisien was the first of its kind on any British passenger liner. On the RMS Olympic, this spot was part of the First Class Promenade which ran the full length on both sides of B Deck. It was later installed on the RMS Olympic and privacy screens were added and double doors added as well, making it enclosed. On April 14th, the night Titanic struck the iceberg, the menu included oysters, salmon, roast duckling, sirloin of beef, pate de foie gras, peaches in Chartreuse jelly and chocolate and vanilla éclairs.
Wreck
The Café Parisien and the starboard side of the A la carte Restaurant has collapse.
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Titanic: Honor and Glory Café Parisien
