LE COMPTOIR DE TUNISIE
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Mehdi Djemmali is French-Tunisian. In his father's country, Tunisia, he finds wines, various typical dishes (artichokes, olives, pink tuna, harissa, various jams and olive oil), works of art, rare and elegant, tableware (dishes, wrought iron, potteries and basketwork) or jewelry, lamps and small furniture. And in the country of his mother, France, Mehdi offers a selection of impeccable products within a beautiful place to delight, and even opened a few restaurants to treat us at lunchtime. At Comptoir de Tunisie, we come as much to find a gift as to drink a small mint tea, during a gourmet break.
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