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Old Apr 24th, 2012, 06:53 AM
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Paris: lunch near American Cathedral on Sunday, need restaurant recs

My friends and I are traveling to Paris for a "girls week". We are planning to attend worship services on Sunday, 13 May at the American Cathedral (George V near the Alma-Marceau metro stop). We want to have lunch afterwards in that area before heading out for afternoon sightseeing. Any restaurant recommendations would be welcome...many thanks, in advance.
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Old Apr 24th, 2012, 07:03 AM
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Hi Mom,

Does lunch have to be "in that area"?
It's about a 15 min walk or about 12 min by metro to
http://musee-jacquemart-andre.com/en/home

If you wish, you could, take the metro to "Monceau" and walk through the Parc to the museum.

Very, very nice Sunday brunch.

After visiting the Museum, walk to the Arc de Triomph and down the Champs to Pl Concorde.

Makes for a lovely Sunday.

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We enjoyed lunch at Cafe Constant just south of the American Cathedral. Just cross the Seine and follow Ave. Rapp to Rue St. Dominique, turn left on it is on your right about a block down.
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I'd go to Chez Francis, it is only about a block away and has that great Eiffel Tower view.

http://www.chezfrancis-restaurant.com/

They are open Sunday and I'd recommend you reserve, which you can do online.
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Another vote for Chez Francis.
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Old Apr 25th, 2012, 12:04 PM
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All these suggestions look wonderful! I checked out the menus online - I appreciate the help. I'll have more questions as time nears for our big adventure.
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