Ledoyen by name, le doyen by historical fact. This is Paris’ oldest restaurant. It is indeed also one of les grandes tables du monde, but its beginnings are humble, having started as a modest inn serving fresh milk from the cows that grazed its grounds around the Champs-Elysées. In 1791, under the reign of Louis [...]
La Belle Paris551 (1 vote)
Whew, it's been a busy month. I've had several cake orders, crazy busy work days and a furiously hectic week in Paris, but I'm determined to get more then one post a month up, so I promise to try and be better. What can I say, Paris was[...]
Champagne Dinner at Le Café de Paris551 (1 vote)
Oh yes, another delightful dinner - the last for the season - at Le Café de Paris in Boise. These dinners are such a treat and we will miss them until next season. But in the mean time, here is what we had. The 1999[...]
A Vegan in Paris--Chanterelles on the Menu for Dinner at Le Petit Pontoise551 (1 vote)
Le Petit Pontoise , recommended by the front desk clerk at our hotel on our recent trip to Paris, is a charming little restaurant (hence the name) located on a quiet side street a very pleasant 15 minute walk where we stayed. We sat on the[...]
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I wanted to have at least one French meal in Paris, so I choose Le Petit Bofinger, after reading Cumi & Ciki?s blog post on it. My parents were not keen on looking for the place, so before they walked to the nearest Chinese restaurant, I[...]
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