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Le Marais burger joint known for its cheeky sculpted specialties.
Tata Burger is a Gay Friendly burger spot on Rue Sainte-Croix de la Bretonnerie, the central spine of the gay Marais and a short walk from the Centre Pompidou. You'll spot it by the white storefront with the name spelled out in pink; inside, the kitsch runs to nightclub lighting and a disco ball over the tables. The kitchen took over the former Kofi du Marais and leaned all the way into the bit, with playfully named burgers like the Hétéro Classique and the double-stacked DSK. It's a fun, unpretentious stop more than a destination dinner: good for an affordable lunch, a feed before the bars, or the all-you-can-eat Sunday brunch that pulls a mix of locals and visitors. The crowd skews gay and the staff are quick and warm, which makes it an easy first or last stop on a Marais evening.
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