Thursday, May 6, 2010
Searching for Good Grub
Sometimes when you travel, or even when you're just not exactly on your home turf, it's nice to be spontaneous and find a meal on the fly. What a thrill when you find some place truly special. On the other hand, what a drag when you spend money and it's just so-so or worse yet, just plain bad.
What's the best way to find quality in Paris when you are out and about without a specific address in mind? Check out the stickers on the door or in the window. This one's a winner in apparently everyone's book. And I thought the bread was pretty darn good myself.
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French cuisine
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3 comments:
good tip....watch for the stickers....I'll remember that one.
But how French can it be if they don't allow dogs?
For decent food, the sticker-test seems appropriate. But if you're going for better-than-decent, a lack of stickers could mean that a restaurant is so good, it doesn't need to advertise with stickers in the window . . . then again, it could also just mean that it's terrible.
The solution? Only go to restaurants that come recommended by people whose judgement you trust?
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