Melting Pot – Paris – France
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by alexandre
4y ago
Whatever the category of restaurants, good workers must be promoted. The Melting Pot will never claim to have a gastronomic guide, but at least it offers burgers whose meat is always fresh, from the neighboring butcher. It’s better than frozen products. In the same state of mind, pretty quality bread. And our owner has the ..read more
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Loubnane -Paris – France
La Table d'Ogre | Chroniques gastronomiques
by alexandre
4y ago
Can we still be objective when we have known a restaurant for almost 30 years? We can always try. But, indeed, there is not much to say about the cuisine offered by the Loubnane. Even a (critical!) Lebanese friend of mine, who discovered the place three years ago, made it one of her canteens. That’s ..read more
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Madame Shawn – Paris – France
La Table d'Ogre | Chroniques gastronomiques
by alexandre
4y ago
The archetype of the restaurant that is talked about in the press, and that makes the buzz. Did Mrs. Shawn ever exist, or is it a marketing concept wholly invented? The website is silent on this subject.     And then what? Well, well, well, well. A friendly and very thoughtful decor, an equally thoughtful ..read more
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L’Epigramme – Paris – France
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by alexandre
4y ago
No lamb à la carte because the epigram (female) is not just a satire. The word (male) comes from a cloddish marquise asking her cook to prepare the same epigrams that her guests would have enjoyed at the Count of Vaudreuil’s the day before. The poor cook Michelet will stay in History because, not knowing ..read more
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Rosalie – Provins – France
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by alexandre
4y ago
A small and friendly canteen in Provins, Rosalie Grill is a simple and unpretentious chef.     The small menu at 19.90 euros offers a few slices of fried squid with a chili sauce. Brie’s crispy would have deserved to be a little warmer.     The Rossini tuna may not have deserved its slice ..read more
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Au pied de fouet – Paris – France
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by alexandre
4y ago
In the series “we are looking for a good restaurant in a tourist street”, let’s explore Saint-Benoit Street. We start today with Au pied de fouet, a small two-level establishment that is still in its juice.         We start with an excellent homemade terrine, made of large pieces of rabbit and veal ..read more
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56 Degrés – Copenhagen – Denmark
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by alexandre
4y ago
With Amass, 56 Degrés is one of Copenhagen’s disappointing restaurants even if he is much less pretentious than his neighbor. But we are with restaurants that believe they have invented lukewarm water and that, under the pretext that they will make you understand what it means to return to nature, let themselves go to approximations ..read more
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La Vierge (de la réunion) – Paris – France
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by alexandre
4y ago
Well, that’s not difficult! Well yes, it’s not that difficult to work well and serve a quality E/P/D menu at 20 euros! Some people can do it, and in Paris too! And without sinking into the steak and chips!       By offering you original appetizers such as a Panzanella, a friendly Italian preparation ..read more
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Crêperie Onze – La Garenne-Colombes – France
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by alexandre
4y ago
How many remembrances reminded me of this Master Class organized by the owners of the Onze crêperie! Work of the dough as Françoise Caradec, a pancakes maker from my childhood in Fouesnant did. With her muscular arms (and yes, no machine drummer!), she kneaded buckwheat flour, water, and eggs by hand.       And ..read more
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Bouillon Pigalle – Paris – France
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by alexandre
4y ago
God knows I had my preconceptions about this restaurant which, in a short time, managed to get far so many praising articles. I didn’t push the door of my own but following a family reunion. Exceptional luck, I avoided the frightening queue managed more than disorderly.     Without corrupting anyone, we were placed on ..read more
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