Cat’s Eyes on TF1: Where is Abel’s Cafe?

Since its launch on TF1 on November 11, Cat’s Eyes, the series hosted by Camille Lou, Constance Labe and Claire Romain, has won the hearts of the public in the Parisian playground.

For five weeks, Tami, Celia and Alexia loot – and spectacularly – the greatest monuments of Paris in order to recover the paintings of their father, who mysteriously disappeared ten years ago during a fire at his art gallery.

From the Eiffel Tower to the Paris Mint, the Chateau of Versailles, the Louvre Museum, and most recently the Chateau de Dampon, these places served as the adventures of our three heroes.

And if the Shamadi sisters set foot in the land of these French emblems, fans of the series adapted from Tsukasa Hojo’s cult manga could also discover a more intimate place: Petit Mazarin, a bistro run by Abel (Simon). Erlarcher), where the Chamadi sisters regularly gather to prepare for the next robbery.

Does Abel’s Bistro really exist?

The answer is yes. The emblematic bistro of the Cat’s Eye series, known as “Le Petit Mazarin” in fiction, is actually the cafe “Moncoeur Belleville”, a place popular for its breathtaking view of Paris, as revealed by our colleagues. Recreational television.

Located at 1 rue des Envierges in the 20th arrondissement of Paris, this bistro overlooks the Parc de Belleville and offers a warm atmosphere that perfectly matches the atmosphere of the series.

And this setting, now iconic, could play an even more central role in future seasons if TF1 decides to renew the series for Season 2.

Don’t miss the spectacular final episode of the first season of Cat’s Eyes on Monday 9 December at 9.10pm on TF1.