Dinapoli 2 Souffles

"I like going to this place late at night. It 's open until about 1 a.m. during the week and about 2 a.m. on the weekends. They specialize in a kind of Tunisian burrito called MLAWAI . it 's made with a great bread wrap that resembles a thin and slightly springy naan-style bread and filled with your choice of tunafish, chicken, hamburger meat, etc., diced, raw vegetables, peppers, olives, cooked potatos, and an egg omelette with parsley. They also serve Chapati. I love this place. After drinking, or for late-night comfort food cravings, getting a MLAWI, fries, and a can of coke at this place is awesome. There are a few things that you should know. First, this is really a guy hang-out. I 've seen a lady order something for take-out one time. There 's a counter inside where you stand and eat your MLAWI. There are a couple of plastic tables and chairs outside on the sidewalk, too. It 's open until about 1 a.m. during the week and about 2 a.m. on the weekends. I say about because I think that they close depending on how many clients they have around closing time. The crowd is definitely local. They speak in Arabic. The guys behind the counter are friendly and will probably help you out if you 're at a loss as to what to order. I know that they speak French and Arabic. I imagine that they may speak some English, too ; but, I 'm not sure. It 's located at 17, boulevard de Belleville on the WEST side of the boulevard in the 11th arrondissement, about half-way between the métro stops Ménilmontant and Couronnes on the Subway/Métro Line #2. It 's maybe a 10-15 minute walk NORTHWEST of Père Lachaise cemetery ? . I 've never walked it, but it 's not too far away. It 's very reasonably priced. I think that for a chicken or basic MLAWI, an order of fries, and a coke, I usually pay about 6.50 euros, and it 's really substantial. Why would you get what they call a kebab sandwich here when you could get a MLAWI ? It 's probably healthier for you, too. And it 's just great. So, if you 're near Père Lachaise, especially late at night, I would really recommend taking a chance and getting a MLAWI at this place. You 'll thank me for it. Btw, although there are many small businesses that line the boulevard de Belleville, you should be able to spot the awning, with the name DINAPOLI 2 SOUFFLÉS and the Tunisian flag. Bon appétit !"