Brunch in Paris
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Anyplace that's strictly American and touristy is likely to have a brunch. Brunch is an American thing, unknown to Parisians. Along with eating at McDonald's, ordering ketchup for your pomme frites, and wearing a fanny pack, it's the most American thing you can do in Paris. Why not stay home and have brunch, or else since you're in Paris, why not have a wonderful lunch like Parisians do?
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Susan, it's comments like yours which really deter people from posting on this board. If you can't say anything nice, why say it at all? And by the way, I LIVED in Paris and went to school there. There is a reason I want an "American" brunch, which is of no concern of yours.
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As others have suggested, hotels are a good bet. The Royal Monceau does a very nice (week-end) brunch. The non-hotel choice I can recommend is Au Priori The in the Galerie Vivienne (metro: Bourse). It's a beautiful setting (in 1997, we watched them shoot a television commercial there) and does a great, but crowded, Saturday brunch. FYI, plenty of Parisians there, too. It's a small place and fills us fast--I'd check about reservations. <BR>Btilke