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Tag Archives: Paris
Tidbits from Paris
We are just back from a three-day, two-night trip to Paris, and in this posting I will simply share a few observations about our favourite city. What’s wrong with Paris? I’ve read articles in the British press that Paris is … Continue reading
A pretty perfect lunch in Paris: the place
On our trip to see family and friends in Canada last month, Jan and I flew out of Paris directly to Toronto. But we don’t just dash from the Austerlitz train station to the airport. Instead, we take advantage of … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged Eiffel Tower, fine dining, L'Oiseau Blanc, Paris, Paris restaurants
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Our heavy hearts…
At this point, there is little I can add to the story of Monday’s terrible fire at Notre Dame de Paris, because the news coverage has been so intense and the feelings of so many people around the world — … Continue reading
Back to the Blogosphere (via Paris, no less)
We have now welcomed the dissipation of our troublesome canicule (Translation: the heat wave is over), and so I return to the Blogosphere with a new offering of Radio Free Daglan. But I begin with observations on some recent travels. … Continue reading
Posted in Cafés in France, French food, Holidays in France
Tagged 7th arrondissement, breakfast, cafés, Daglan, Eiffel Tower, food, heat wave, hotels, Paris, restaurants, Toronto, Tour Eiffel, travel, vacations, weather
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I love Paris in the winter…
In his famous song, Cole Porter writes: “I love Paris in the winter, when it drizzles.” Well, it wasn’t drizzling a couple of weekends ago (Feb. 23-26), when my wife Jan and I were in that wonderful city: it was … Continue reading
A terribly sad weekend
We were headed to bed fairly late on Friday, November 13, when my wife Jan decided to head upstairs to the computer and take a final look at the news online. And that’s when we learned about the horrors — … Continue reading
Posted in French government and politics, News about France
Tagged November 13, Paris, terrorism, terrorist attacks in Paris
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The World’s Best Restaurant — an intro
Over the years, my wife Jan and I have dined in countless Michelin-starred restaurants (well, okay, at least 21 starred restaurants that I can remember), with many return visits to some of them. Their locations range from London to Paris, … Continue reading
Posted in Food, French food, Paris restaurants, Restaurants in France, Travels in and out of France, Wine
Tagged Champagne, Daglan, desserts, El Celler de Can Roca, entrées, food, michelin starred restaurant, Michelin-starred restaurants, Mirazur, Paris, restaurants, seafood, Spanish food
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Royalty? Rock star? Or just rich?
If you’re a member of a royal family, or you’re a world famous rock star, or you’re simply a very rich person, you may stop reading now. You have no special need to learn about Epicure, the restaurant bearing three … Continue reading
Posted in Food, French food, Paris restaurants, Restaurants in France, Travels in and out of France
Tagged blue lobster, Bristol Hotel, Caen, Champagne, Daglan, desserts, entrées, Epicure, Epicure restaurant, food, French oysters, heirloom tomatoes, Le Bristol Paris, Le Carlotta, Michelin 3 stars, michelin starred restaurant, Paris, restaurants, seafood, strawberries
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Paris in celebration mode (again)
There were several good reasons for our trip to Paris this past weekend, not that we ever need much encouragement to visit our favourite city. In any case, our reasons this time included the chance to socialize with my sister … Continue reading
Six meals in the 7th — and one more
A few days ago, I introduced the subject of last week’s trip to Paris by giving you a photographic review of the macaron-baking class that daughter Anne, wife Jan and I took at La Cuisine Paris (“Macaron Daze in Paris,” … Continue reading
Posted in Cafés in France, French food, Paris restaurants, Travels in and out of France, Wine
Tagged 7th arrondissement, Amsterdam, avenue Bosquet, Boulevard Haussmann, Champagne, Chez Raja, cold weather, Daglan, desserts, food, Galeries Lafayette, Juveniles, La Cuisine Paris, La Mere Michele, Le 7eme Vin, Le Bistro du Septième, Le Petit Cler, Le Petit Nicois, New Delhi, Paris, rain, restaurants
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