Non-French restaurants in Paris
Dec 5th, 2008, 05:09 PM
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We've been many times to a Senegalese restaurant called Paris Dakar. Having googled it, I can only find a place called Le Nouveau Paris Dakar. I think it's the same place in a bigger space. Exquisite food. You won't be sorry.
Dec 6th, 2008, 04:43 AM
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Mavromatis is a very good upscale Greek restaurant in the 6th by the Censier-Daubenton metro stop. It has a more casual sister nearby called Delice de Aphrodite.
Chez Vong in the first in the Les Halles area is an excellent Chinese restaurant.
Chez Vong in the first in the Les Halles area is an excellent Chinese restaurant.
Dec 6th, 2008, 06:21 AM
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If you are going to the Cluny Museum or are in the Latin Quarter, you should try The Rose of Sommerard
on the Rue Sommerard which is right off of Rue St. Jacques/Blvd St. Germain.
The food is a combo of Chinese and Thai. Delicious and very inexpensive. It get's Thin's Stamp of Approval.
Thin
on the Rue Sommerard which is right off of Rue St. Jacques/Blvd St. Germain.
The food is a combo of Chinese and Thai. Delicious and very inexpensive. It get's Thin's Stamp of Approval.
Thin
Dec 6th, 2008, 09:12 AM
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Great...Keep the places coming. I'm going to print this list. I've never been much into French food although I've been going to Paris for 30-plus years. Plus, I have 3 major food allergies that are hard to work around in French cooking. But, even before the allergies, I wanted to have variety. Happy Travels!
Dec 6th, 2008, 11:12 AM
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Kerouac: Paris #7...This is the most current analysis of worldwide Jewish populations:
Analysis by City (top)
Metropolitan areas with the largest Jewish populations:
Rank Metro area Country Jewish Population Share of World’s Jews Cumulative %
1 Tel Aviv Israel 2,560,000 19.3 19.3
2 New York U.S. 1,970,000 14.9 34.2
3 Haifa Israel 655,000 4.9 39.1
4 Los Angeles U.S. 621,000 4.7 43.8
5 Jerusalem Israel 570,000 4.3 48.1
6 Southeast Florida U.S. 514,000 3.9 52.0
7 Paris France 310,000 2.3 54.3
8 Philadelphia U.S. 276,000 2.1 56.4
9 Chicago U.S. 261,000 2.0 58.4
10 Boston U.S. 227,000 1.7 60.1
11 San Francisco U.S. 210,000 1.6 61.7
12 London U.K. 195,000 1.5 63.1
13 Buenos Aires Argentina 175,000 1.3 64.5
14 Toronto Canada 175,000 1.3 65.8
15 Washington U.S. 165,000 1.2 67.0
16 Be’er Sheva Israel 165,000 1.2 68.3
17 Moscow Russia 108,000 0.8 69.1
18 Baltimore U.S. 95,000 0.7 69.8
19 Montreal Canada 95,000 0.7 70.5
20 Detroit U.S. 94,000 0.7 71.2
Whatever you call it, Marianne's offers excellent whatever food....
Analysis by City (top)
Metropolitan areas with the largest Jewish populations:
Rank Metro area Country Jewish Population Share of World’s Jews Cumulative %
1 Tel Aviv Israel 2,560,000 19.3 19.3
2 New York U.S. 1,970,000 14.9 34.2
3 Haifa Israel 655,000 4.9 39.1
4 Los Angeles U.S. 621,000 4.7 43.8
5 Jerusalem Israel 570,000 4.3 48.1
6 Southeast Florida U.S. 514,000 3.9 52.0
7 Paris France 310,000 2.3 54.3
8 Philadelphia U.S. 276,000 2.1 56.4
9 Chicago U.S. 261,000 2.0 58.4
10 Boston U.S. 227,000 1.7 60.1
11 San Francisco U.S. 210,000 1.6 61.7
12 London U.K. 195,000 1.5 63.1
13 Buenos Aires Argentina 175,000 1.3 64.5
14 Toronto Canada 175,000 1.3 65.8
15 Washington U.S. 165,000 1.2 67.0
16 Be’er Sheva Israel 165,000 1.2 68.3
17 Moscow Russia 108,000 0.8 69.1
18 Baltimore U.S. 95,000 0.7 69.8
19 Montreal Canada 95,000 0.7 70.5
20 Detroit U.S. 94,000 0.7 71.2
Whatever you call it, Marianne's offers excellent whatever food....
Dec 6th, 2008, 11:22 AM
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luv:
Excellent Tunisian, Moroccan, Lebanese, Turkish restaurants pop up all over the city.
For cous-cous fans, the Lebanese restaurant on the street where Mitterand lived, (Rue Bievre on the left bank, near the Seine)"La Soumann"...once rated highly by Conde Nast and we felt that it was well deserved...the prime dish was a Cous-cous chicken in a bowl of ultra-savory vegetable soup.
Yes, you can survive very nicely wthout French food in Paris.
stu t.
Excellent Tunisian, Moroccan, Lebanese, Turkish restaurants pop up all over the city.
For cous-cous fans, the Lebanese restaurant on the street where Mitterand lived, (Rue Bievre on the left bank, near the Seine)"La Soumann"...once rated highly by Conde Nast and we felt that it was well deserved...the prime dish was a Cous-cous chicken in a bowl of ultra-savory vegetable soup.
Yes, you can survive very nicely wthout French food in Paris.
stu t.
Dec 6th, 2008, 12:36 PM
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Joe Allen - www.joeallenrestaurant.com/Paris_Info.html
Buffalo Grill, many locations, www.buffalo-grill.fr
Blue Bayou Restaurant, 111 Rue Saint Maur, Paris 75011
La Taverne Suisse, 48, Rue Ponthieu, Paris 75008
Buffalo Grill, many locations, www.buffalo-grill.fr
Blue Bayou Restaurant, 111 Rue Saint Maur, Paris 75011
La Taverne Suisse, 48, Rue Ponthieu, Paris 75008
Dec 6th, 2008, 12:37 PM
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Don't forget about these "ethnic" restaurants in Paris:
Joe Allen - www.joeallenrestaurant.com/Paris_Info.html
Buffalo Grill, many locations, www.buffalo-grill.fr
Blue Bayou Restaurant, 111 Rue Saint Maur, Paris 75011
La Taverne Suisse, 48, Rue Ponthieu, Paris 75008
Joe Allen - www.joeallenrestaurant.com/Paris_Info.html
Buffalo Grill, many locations, www.buffalo-grill.fr
Blue Bayou Restaurant, 111 Rue Saint Maur, Paris 75011
La Taverne Suisse, 48, Rue Ponthieu, Paris 75008
