Paris Restaurants

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I've been to this place a few times when over in Paris

http://www.chez-papa.com/

Really hearty South Western French food and huge portions. Locally owned as well.

Paris is about as Aids as London. Get yourself to Brittany for some good french food

comment by CoutinhosHappyFeet (U18971)
posted 9 hours, 35 minutes ago
Met

I've been to this place a few times when over in Paris

http://www.chez-papa.com/

Really hearty South Western French food and huge portions. Locally owned as well.
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Looks decent that.

comment by Scruttocks (U19684)
posted 27 minutes ago
Paris is about as Aids as London. Get yourself to Brittany for some good french food
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Brittany for unbelievable seafood. But the Alsace tops it for me: the best place in the world for food.

Meat stews cooked for a full day in Riesling; oven baked thin crust bread with cream, onions and bacon; garlic bread with Munster cheese and ham dripping in fat; the best fresh asparagus anywhere; flame grilled Alsatian sausage; soft but hearty waffles loaded with huge amounts of whipped cream; savoury gallettes; smoked shoulders of pork that fall apart if you look at them...

Unbelievable.

Everyone should visit at least once. I'd recommend Colmar and the surrounding medieval villages. Go in green wine season and stay on a vineyard (which you can do for free if you have or can beg/borrow/steal a camper van).

Tartes Flambées

Went to Chez Georges a few months back, probabaly the best steak and chips I've ever had, the side of bone marrow was delicious too.

comment by LQ (U6305)
posted 1 hour, 18 minutes ago
comment by CoutinhosHappyFeet (U18971)
posted 9 hours, 35 minutes ago
Met

I've been to this place a few times when over in Paris

http://www.chez-papa.com/

Really hearty South Western French food and huge portions. Locally owned as well.
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Looks decent that.
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LQ

If ever you're over in Paris I'd seriously recommend it

comment by rossobianchi says WUBBA LUBBA DUB DUB! (U17054)
posted 2 hours, 14 minutes ago
comment by Scruttocks (U19684)
posted 27 minutes ago
Paris is about as Aids as London. Get yourself to Brittany for some good french food
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Brittany for unbelievable seafood. But the Alsace tops it for me: the best place in the world for food.

Meat stews cooked for a full day in Riesling; oven baked thin crust bread with cream, onions and bacon; garlic bread with Munster cheese and ham dripping in fat; the best fresh asparagus anywhere; flame grilled Alsatian sausage; soft but hearty waffles loaded with huge amounts of whipped cream; savoury gallettes; smoked shoulders of pork that fall apart if you look at them...

Unbelievable.

Everyone should visit at least once. I'd recommend Colmar and the surrounding medieval villages. Go in green wine season and stay on a vineyard (which you can do for free if you have or can beg/borrow/steal a camper van).
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Well, you've sold it to me.

Problem is I don't eat meat. I can only have the asparagus, and even that's probably soaked in pig fat or something

comment by Jalisco Red (U4195)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by rossobianchi says WUBBA LUBBA DUB DUB! (U17054)
posted 2 hours, 14 minutes ago
comment by Scruttocks (U19684)
posted 27 minutes ago
Paris is about as Aids as London. Get yourself to Brittany for some good french food
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Brittany for unbelievable seafood. But the Alsace tops it for me: the best place in the world for food.

Meat stews cooked for a full day in Riesling; oven baked thin crust bread with cream, onions and bacon; garlic bread with Munster cheese and ham dripping in fat; the best fresh asparagus anywhere; flame grilled Alsatian sausage; soft but hearty waffles loaded with huge amounts of whipped cream; savoury gallettes; smoked shoulders of pork that fall apart if you look at them...

Unbelievable.

Everyone should visit at least once. I'd recommend Colmar and the surrounding medieval villages. Go in green wine season and stay on a vineyard (which you can do for free if you have or can beg/borrow/steal a camper van).
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Well, you've sold it to me.

Problem is I don't eat meat. I can only have the asparagus, and even that's probably soaked in pig fat or something
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You're right; you're facked I'm afraid.

Even the cheeses will be made with rennet (although that didn't stop my veggie now wife tucking in )

Cheers for the response lads

I'll do some research on all recommendations.