Do you love Paris? Live for your next trip? Are you lucky enough to already live there?
I'm going back (from New York) November 3rd. It's only for a week, but better than nothing. Any recommendations? Suggestions? Advice?
For starters, here are a few of my favorite places:
Hotel La Bourdonnais - 111 Avenue de la Bourdonnais (7e)
Le Bosquet - Avenue Bosquet & Champ de Mars (7e)
Comptoir du 7e - Avenue LaMotte-Picaquet (7e)
Cafe du Marche - Rue Cler (7e)
Le Ronsard - Rue Steinquerque (18e)
La Mere Catherine - Rue Norvins (18e)
I love other places outside the 7th but don't know offhand which arrondissements they're in:
Chartier - 7 Rue du Faubourg Montmartre
Le Procope - 13 Rue de l'Ancienne Comedie
Sannine (Lebanese) - Rue du Faubourg Montmartre
Angelina - Rue de Rivoli
W. H. Smith - Rue de Rivoli & } these two are
Shakespeare & Co. - 37 Rue de la Bucherie } not restaurants, but favorites of mine
For whatever information, leads, merci beaucoup!
Tiffany Holmes
About Me
- Tiffany Holmes
- I've published detective stories in The Saint Mystery Magazine in the U.S. and abroad (at least France, that I know of), 3 books, and columns in various magazines.
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And don't forget the book, "Time was Soft There," by Jeremey Mercer, about the bookstore, Shakespeare and Company. A good read, before or after your trip.
Thanks so much, Rita! I read that. Did you read it? I also recommend Shakespeare & Company by Sylvia Beach, founder of the original bookstore. By the way, it's great that your photo is included with your comment. How did you do that?
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