CAFE CORSE ON LENIN STREET IN THE CENTRE OF TUNIS NOT FAR FROM AVE HABIB BOURGUIBA

As soon as I was ready to leave the hotel, my first destinatinm in Tunis was Cafe Corse on rue Lénine...

Each time I am in Tunis, I make a point to drop in here, mostly to say HELLO to the owner who has a very interesting taste in music..an upscale music to the usual cafe music which he streams while we enjoy a cafe and something else like a croissant.. 

Most of the time, the café is half full, young people, usually in mixed group and smoking .. and they stay there for long time and the owner, a humble man, goes about his business with a big smile 

He was so happy to see me as i entered the cafe , he came over to shake my hands firmly and give me a hug ..

Haunting Flamenco music was on ..

I always like a cafe to call my own, where I can sit and read .. regardless of which continent or which country .. Paris and Buenos Aires are great café cities.. Buenos Aires publishes books about its cafés.. and I have been to a few .. not just the touristic Café Tortoni which is well worth a visit..

Cafe Hoche in Quiberon will always have a special significance for me. Ricky's cafe in Kendall..El Arca de Noe in La Rampa in Havana.. Leticia has my own favourite place for a Tinto..the list goes on and on ..

Today I am in Tunis, I was happy to walk along Rue Lénine to my favourite café.. CAFE CORSE