Where to meet for lunch in Paris
Sep 7th, 2004, 04:42 AM
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Where to meet for lunch in Paris
Our trip to Paris and Spain is almost upon us. We arrive in Paris on 9/24 and will begin something of a family reunion by meeting my brother and sister in law for lunch. I had suggested the roof of the Samaritaine but wonder if anyone has another suggestion in the same vicinity in case of rain.
Sep 7th, 2004, 05:22 AM
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The indoor restaurant of La Samaritaine has good views of Paris streets, I think it's on the fifth floor. Not inexpensive, and reservations are suggested as a lot of business people seem to go there for lunch.
Look at the Samaritaine website for details. Across the hall from that restaurant is a sandwich-snack bar, more casual place.
Look at the Samaritaine website for details. Across the hall from that restaurant is a sandwich-snack bar, more casual place.
Sep 7th, 2004, 05:28 AM
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The rooftop Samarataine cafe is just that--salads and sandwiches.
Not particularly in the same area but how about Brasserie en l'Ile de St. Louis--just across the bridge from the back of Notre Dame. You can eat outside under the awning with a wonderful view of Notre Dame and the river.
Not particularly in the same area but how about Brasserie en l'Ile de St. Louis--just across the bridge from the back of Notre Dame. You can eat outside under the awning with a wonderful view of Notre Dame and the river.
Sep 7th, 2004, 06:22 AM
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<b>Le Ciel de Paris</b>
No contest. Panoramic views from the 56th floor.
(I know, it's not in the same vicinity - unless you're looking at a map of Europe - but what's a 5-minute ride to Montparnasse? After all, you've already come 4-5,000 miles.)
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No contest. Panoramic views from the 56th floor.
(I know, it's not in the same vicinity - unless you're looking at a map of Europe - but what's a 5-minute ride to Montparnasse? After all, you've already come 4-5,000 miles.)
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Sep 7th, 2004, 07:16 AM
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Thanks, everyone. We are sure to find something interesting using your suggestions. I especially like the idea of Brasserie en I'le de St. Louis as we will be going to ISL after lunch anyway.
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