Contrary to what you might think, given Paris’ reputation, the city in its current form is not exactly the best place for a bistro meal. What was once a staple of the…
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Quinsou is Worth Every Sou
Not enough attention is given to front-of-house… and it really should be.
If You’re ‘Crazy for Pastry,’ Try Fou de Pâtisserie
Crazy about pastry at this unique shop.
Comfort Food Small Plates with a Smile (and on the Left Bank) at Freddy’s
Tasty small plates and wines by the glass not far from Saint-Germain.
Fine Italian Food on a Beautiful Terrace in the Heart of Paris
It’s not often that I find myself recommending a restaurant where the food is “good” but not “great,” but hear me out. I was talking, recently, with a fellow restaurant reviewer, and…
A New Take on Burrata (in the Sunshine) at Le Hibou
It’s expensive for what it is, but a spot in the sun is easy to come by.
Monday Postcard of Molière in Paris
Playwright Molière is one of Paris’ most illustrious children.
Monday Postcard of Paris in Fall
I love Paris in the fall.
Parisians Rejoice at the Return of the Red Wheelbarrow
A beloved Anglophone bookshop closed in 2012, but it has returned to Paris at long last.
Monday Postcard of Parisian Sunset
Exploring Paris at my favorite time of day.