Paris: Procuring Picnic Parts on Sunday
Aug 24th, 2004, 11:28 AM
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The Fauchon take over of Flo Prestige occured last fall and the FP website is obsolete. The Fauchon site shows all of the locations, including Bastille, and it is the best place for "gourmet" take out.
Aug 24th, 2004, 01:55 PM
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oh, this is a technical problem I think with the web site. The homepage of floprestige directs you to the Fauchon web site and I couldn't find any info on it as to these gourmet takeout spots.
However, there are internal subpages of the floprestige web site which still exist, as I found one. I found that page by googling directly for flo prestige plus bastille, and thus bypassed their homepage.
Well, I guess they are still in business and I hope still as good as when under FLo Prestige as I think they'll have everything you could want (except maybe wine).
However, there are internal subpages of the floprestige web site which still exist, as I found one. I found that page by googling directly for flo prestige plus bastille, and thus bypassed their homepage.
Well, I guess they are still in business and I hope still as good as when under FLo Prestige as I think they'll have everything you could want (except maybe wine).
Aug 24th, 2004, 03:59 PM
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Christina,
They are all still in business with all of the wonderful food...just go to the Fauchon website, click on La Maison Fauchon, click on Paris and see all of the locations on the map. Exact same shops, just a different name.
They are all still in business with all of the wonderful food...just go to the Fauchon website, click on La Maison Fauchon, click on Paris and see all of the locations on the map. Exact same shops, just a different name.
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