Though dining out in Paris could be a bit pricey, the law guarantees that Parisian eateries provide exemplary service. Parisians eat their lunch at midday before 2:30 pm and like late dinners and as a consequence most eateries close after 2:30 pm only to open again for dinner at 5 pm or six pm. If you've an interest in tasting genuine French cuisine then this beguiling trattoria on the Rue Falguiere is a total must visit place. Chez Maitre Paul - This French cafe offers a menu of roast chicken, terrines, a few types of hard cheese, sausages, foie gras and conventional French wines. Click this link to get news about burgundy wine tasting. The place has been in existence for almost half a century, pleasing one or two consumers with country cuisine weird to the Frenche-Comte and Jura areas of France. Spatter in the pinch of chilli powder and paprika. Serve with a little fresh ripped parsley, and toasted or griddled chibbata brea d.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
No comments:
Post a Comment