The document provides several links to websites that provide context about Café Lyall in Paris. The links include a creperie in New York that shows popular crepe toppings, a site about the Champs-Élysées where Café Lyall is located, information about Paris supermarkets that supply products to the café, a site about open-air markets that provide much of the food for the café, and a site about professional boulangeries where the bread served at Café Lyall is baked fresh daily.

1. Other Resources<br />http://www.creperienyc.com/<br />Here is a creperie in New York City that gives great examples of various toppings and types of crepes that are popular around the world. Check out their menu and look for your favorite kind that you might like to order.<br />http://www.aviewoncities.com/paris/champselysees.htm<br />The Champs-Élysées is where Café Lyall is located. It is a popular tourist destination as well as an important place in French culture. Check out this site to see various places located on this famous street as well as some of the events that happen on it throughout the year.<br />http://www.parisperfect.com/paris-supermarkets.php<br />Café Lyall receives many of its products from the supermarches in Paris and though many foods come from locally owned places the supermarkets carry other materials and items that can be sold to a mass market. This site gives an overview of what their supermarkets are like.<br />http://www.parismarkets.net/<br />An important part of French culture is its open-air markets with locally grown fruits and vegetables, where much of the food served at Café Lyall comes from. Use this site to go to different websites dedicated to open –air markets. <br />http://www.boulangerie.net/forums/portal.php<br />The Boulangerie-Patisserie is where all of the bread served at Café Lyall is baked fresh every morning. This site tells you how the bread is made and what all is involved in owning and running a professional boulangerie or patisserie/viennoiserie.<br />