… for the baked goods:
… for the meat goods:
… for the snacks:
… for the drinks:
… for Le Chateaubriand:
… for L’Avant Comptoir:
… for Chez Omar:
…for Le Bistrot Paul Bert:
Paris, je t’aime? My thoughts exactly.
[For the curious: pig trotter @ Au Pied du Cochon; charcuterie plate @ Le Baron Rouge wine bar; falafel @ Chez Marianne; crepe maker by Eiffel Tower; folded crepe @ Breizh Cafe]
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You visited some of my favourite places (I lived there for nearly 6 years) – Chez Omar, Breizh Café, Experimental Cocktail Club (umm.. like 10 doors down from where I used to live!) and Chez Marianne! Glad the old girl treated you so well. I can’t wait to return for my yearly visit next summer. In the meantime, I can ogle your beautiful pictures!
Whoa Mardi – you lived on the Experimental Cocktail Club street?? That’s such a cool area! I’m so jealous that you get to visit Paris every year but I trust you’ll eat some croissants and caneles for me, yes? ;)
I came to say Merry Christmas, but got sidee tracked with the beauty and bounty of Paris! GREG
Greg, you’re so sweet. Merry Christmas to you too!
Ahh, paris. J’adore!
What’s not to love? :)
Beautiful photography. Spotted some of my favorite places. You’ve got good taste!
Thanks Zen!
These pictures look amazing! The food looks to die for!
Thank you!
Wow, Angi. So simply but perfectly captured. I need to go plan (or dream up) a trip now…
Thanks Liren! And of course, I highly approve of a trip to Paris :)
Pweeety pweeety photos that all make me miss Paris even more! Le sigh.
And that steak from Le Bistrot Paul Bert – I believe that’s not even rare, it’s blue??
Yes! That’s what it was called! I was having trouble remembering how my sister ordered it. Man, any nation that allows steaks to be blue is immediately awesome in my book.