Le Hangar
12 Impasse Berthaud,
75003 Paris, France
It’s next to Anne Frank Garden. Relaxed atmosphere. Good food, and service. Not inexpensive. They close in the afternoon, between lunch and dinner.
Apple is Paris
Or shall I say, an American in Paris? It used to be the American embassies that I like to look for. It was easy because they always hosed in the grandest building in the trendy area. I even lined up a few, to apply for US visa. (Of course got rejected …)
Now, it’s Apple stores that I look for, for the same reason. Their stores in the Big Apple NYC.
@ Champs-
Champs-
Many expected and unexpected businesses on this boulevard, Apple, AF, etc.
French Open banners doctorates the bouleavard
Five Guys has a long line
Renault is next to Five Guys
Le Petit Retro
We first went to La Coincidence whose motto is no frozen food. But unable to get a table – fully booked.
We walked a few steps and dined at Le Petit Retro @ 5 Rue Mesnil 75116, Paris.
It has high ceiling, tiled walls and ceiling. Pretty quaint and neat. Again, English is spoken more than French. The area is on the expensive so you’re paying for the real estate. Good service but food is average. I like the decoration more then food they service.
One of desserts is Lost french-toast … sorry didn’t try. I don’t think everything has to match but the handles of this tea set are all different. The tea pot’s handle is the easiest to use.
Cafe Louis
154 ave de Versailles
75016 Paris, France
3.5 really.
It feels a little ‘Americans in Paris’. English (mostly American) is prevalent during the time we were there. Tap beers. English menu.
A pleasant bistro. Decent food. Slow service (which is normal – one staff). I ordered the wine but the staff let my friend to do the taste.
The escargots are room temperature, so is the creme br
La Villette
This is an edgy area in Paris, with waterfront promenades along Canal de l’Ourcq. Stalingrad, Cent Quatre, Paname, and the Philharmonie de Paris concert hall is a stone throw away.
Rue de Crim