Sunday dinner - perhaps only a cafe? Plus update
Around a week ago y'all pitched in to help me determine restaurants for our Paris stay. After much consideration, blog posts and photos later (thanks John, Meg & Souphie!) we reserved dinners at Rino, L'Agrume and ZKG (all spoke wonderful English though I did ask in French before if they did).
I did try to call Frenchie who fittingly spoke only in French to say that Mai Complet! Though according to this board even getting a live person on the line seems to be a major accomplishment :-)
I two questions for you now:
1. A place for Sunday along the same price range and gastronomic style? Perhaps a cafe as those seem to be open every day?
2. On the 20th we're going to see Natalie Merchant at the Alhambra [21 Rue Yves Toudic, 75010] Any recommendations for a quick dinner before the show near by?
Thanks again!
Isaac
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Parigi
May 6, 2010 12:02 AM
"On the 20th we're going to see Natalie Merchant at the Alhambra [21 Rue Yves Toudic, 75010] Any recommendations for a quick dinner before the show near by?"
Do you mean 20 May? What time is the show?
Most restaurants do not open before 7:30pm for dinner. Very few open at 7 but will serve at 7:30. Your options are: go to any of the cool cafés on and near Canal St Martin, i.e. Chez Prune, or wait until after your concert and reserve for the 10:30pm shift.
Try to beg a table at Le Chateaubriand.
Or try Cantine de Quentin. Both ae within walking distance from rue Yves Toudic.›1 Reply -
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John Talbott
May 5, 2010 09:17 AM
My favorities:
Le Marcab
225, rue de Vaugirard, 15th, (Metro: Volontaires)
T: 01.43.06.51.66
Open 7/7
Menus for 16, 25 and 35 €Drouant
16-18, place Gaillon, 2nd (Metro: Quatre-Septembre)
T: 01.42.65.15.16
Open everyday
Plat de jour 20 €, Lunch Menu 45 €, Menu-carte 67 €.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 €.
