Paris, Monday Layover lunch

[MOREKASHA]

I have a long layover in Paris (arrive 8 am, flight out @ 7pm) on a Monday in January. Sadly, some of my choices for a good lunch are closed on Mondays (Biche au Bois, Au Lyonnais, Petit Marguery). Any ideas? I'm looking for a good meal (1 star max), trad or non trad food ok by me, been thinking about Lao Lane (toasted rice sald just sends me) so you can see I'm all over the map. Any word on Pomze or Charlot these days? Thanks!

[John Talbott]

My current 7/7 faves are:
Le Reminet
3, rue des Grands-Degres, 5th (Metro : St Michel, Maubert-Mutualite)
T : 01.44.07.04.24
Open 7/7
Lunch menu 13.50 €, dinner a la carte 40-60 €.

Fables of Fontaine
131, rue Saint-Dominique, 7th (Metro : Ecole Militaire)
T : 01 44 18 37 55
Open 7/7
A la carte about 40 €.

Le Marcab
225, rue de Vaugirard, 15th, (Metro: Volontaires)
T: 01.43.06.51.66
Open 7/7
Menus for 16, 25 and 35 €

and Monday ones:
Cartouche Café
4, rue de Bercy, 12th (Metro: Cour St Emilion)
T: 01.40.19.09.95
Closed Saturday noon and Sundays
A la carte about 30 €

Le Gaigne
12, rue Pecquay, 4th (Metro: Rambuteau)
T: 01.44.59.86.72
Closed Tuesday – thus open Saturday, Sunday night and Mondays
Menus at 16 and 22 €

Ze Kitchen Galerie
4, rue des Grands Augustins, 6th (Metro: Saint Michel)
T: 01 44 32 00 32
Closed Sundays.
Menus: 27, 30 and 35, a la carte 30-50 €.

John Talbott
http://johntalbottsparis.typepad.com/...

[kfoster21]

Le Gaigne is closed on Sundays and Mondays and open on Tuesdays per their webiste - and we have a Tuesday reservation.

[John Talbott]

Whoops, better change my data base; how things change, even Pudlo and Le Fooding have it closed Tuesday.

[shortstop]

I recently put together a list of Monday openings based on Board suggestions. The following are open for lunch on Monday:

Maceo
Les Cocottes (12-2:30)
Les Fables de la Fontaine (12-2:30)
Chez Denise
L'Atelier de Joël Robuchon (11:30-3:30)

[souphie]

My monday list includes:
- Au Bon Accueil
- Joséphine Chez Dumonet
- Chez Denise
- Fish
- Christophe
- Le Cinq
- La Grande Cascade
- La Table de JR
- Ledoyen
- Pierre Gagnaire
- L'Arpège

I'm not sure why you would limit yourself to one star. Michelin stars do not reflect a price level, just a cooking level.