French Cuisine at its best
Mar 30th, 2013, 12:45 PM
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Denisea, you are right! I remember being awed by the decor and the dessert was delicious but the meal must have been just ok bc I don't remember what I had for the main course (I practically remember every meal I had in Paris!)
The grand marnier soufflé at Le Soufflé was terrific and so was the chocolate soufflé. My friend loved the onion soup. (She wanted French onion soup in France.
) If I recall, it isn't the most romantic looking restaurant but had white linens and an attentive staff. I don't know this traveller's budget but our bill seemed reasonable to us for the food.
The grand marnier soufflé at Le Soufflé was terrific and so was the chocolate soufflé. My friend loved the onion soup. (She wanted French onion soup in France.
) If I recall, it isn't the most romantic looking restaurant but had white linens and an attentive staff. I don't know this traveller's budget but our bill seemed reasonable to us for the food.
