Will be going to Paris next month and looking for a few bistros for dinner
and maybe lunch.
I have been looking online and the problem is that there are just so many to
choose from.
Can anyone give me a few ideas from personal experience.
I am not looking for the Tour d'Argent type of restaurant, there are too
many good ones in New York.
But looking for the French bistro or brasserie type of place.

Thanks

"edspresso" wrote in message
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Will be going to Paris next month and looking for a few
bistros for dinner
and maybe lunch.
I have been looking online and the problem is that there
are just so many to
choose from.
Can anyone give me a few ideas from personal experience.
I am not looking for the Tour d'Argent type of restaurant,
there are too
many good ones in New York.
But looking for the French bistro or brasserie type of
place.

Thanks


Try any restaurant on or near a market street. You won't be
sorry. There's a market in the 7th right around the corner
from the metro stop: Latour Mabourg (I think) and we ate in
a small cafe for lunch right nearby. Fantastic food.

"edspresso" wrote in message
news:KaJod.11392$Vy.177@trndny06...
Will be going to Paris next month and looking for a few
bistros for dinner
and maybe lunch.
I have been looking online and the problem is that there
are just so many to
choose from.
Can anyone give me a few ideas from personal experience.
I am not looking for the Tour d'Argent type of restaurant,
there are too
many good ones in New York.
But looking for the French bistro or brasserie type of
place.

Thanks


Try any restaurant on or near a market street. You won't be
sorry. There's a market in the 7th right around the corner
from the metro stop: Latour Mabourg (I think) and we ate in
a small cafe for lunch right nearby. Fantastic food.

edspresso writes:
Will be going to Paris next month and looking for a few bistros for dinner
and maybe lunch.
I have been looking online and the problem is that there are just so many to
choose from.
Can anyone give me a few ideas from personal experience.
I am not looking for the Tour d'Argent type of restaurant, there are too
many good ones in New York.
But looking for the French bistro or brasserie type of place.

Check out what Clotilde has to say in Chocolate & Zucchini; here the link
to the restaurant reviews:

http://chocolateandzucchini.com/arch...rant_scene.php

And also, ask in her forum:

http://chocolateandzucchini.com/foru...wforum.php?f=4

And read the whole blog regularly, it absolutely lovely!

Pierre
--
Pierre Jelenc | New on Home Office Records: Ethan Lipton
| www.homeofficerecords.com www.ethanlipton.com
The Gigometer | Pepper Of The Earth: the HO blog
www.gigometer.com | www.homeofficerecords.com/blog

edspresso writes:
Will be going to Paris next month and looking for a few bistros for dinner
and maybe lunch.
I have been looking online and the problem is that there are just so many to
choose from.
Can anyone give me a few ideas from personal experience.
I am not looking for the Tour d'Argent type of restaurant, there are too
many good ones in New York.
But looking for the French bistro or brasserie type of place.

Check out what Clotilde has to say in Chocolate & Zucchini; here the link
to the restaurant reviews:

http://chocolateandzucchini.com/arch...rant_scene.php

And also, ask in her forum:

http://chocolateandzucchini.com/foru...wforum.php?f=4

And read the whole blog regularly, it absolutely lovely!

Pierre
--
Pierre Jelenc | New on Home Office Records: Ethan Lipton
| www.homeofficerecords.com www.ethanlipton.com
The Gigometer | Pepper Of The Earth: the HO blog
www.gigometer.com | www.homeofficerecords.com/blog

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