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Old Jul 3rd, 2009, 10:11 PM
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Places to eat and drink in Paris and London

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London
Would like any recommondations on places to eat and drink while my one day trip to london. It will be 4 women.

Paris
Would like any recommondations on places to eat and have great wine while in paris. Also would like any recommondations on any nice resturants to eat. We would like to go out in the everning for a fancy dinner at least once while we are in Paris for 8 nights. It will be 6 women here. All your help would be greatly appreciated.

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Before anyone can give you recommendations, they'll need to know what your budget is and what sort of food you're after. I'm sure with that information, people will be happy to help.
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Old Jul 3rd, 2009, 10:33 PM
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the budget could range from inexpensive to expensive. We want something memoriable. As for what food we are after anything that London is known for. For paris, anything parisian. Anything worth trying.
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>>from inexpensive to expensive<<
>>memoriable<<
>>anything that London is known for<<
>> anything parisian.<<
>>Anything worth trying<<

OK -- do you have ANY idea how many "memorable" restaurants there are in both cities?

Hundreds and hundreds, thousands even. You MUST be able to give us some sort of idea of budget? Cuisine? Ambience? Dinner or Lunch? Views? Classic or modern? Famous or off the beaten path? Tell us something/ANYTHING . . . . .
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http://www.thegoring.com/ - quintessentially English restaurant not far from Buck Palace

http://www.fifteen.net/restaurants/f...s/default.aspx - Jamie Olivers (celeb chef) modern Italian
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If you begin by searching on this site you'll get hundreds if not thousands of suggestions.
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it might also help to say what part of town you will be in. london is particularly gigantic and hard to get around.
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Hi Soy,

>...the budget could range from inexpensive to expensive.<

Before I waste any time recommending Taillevent, or a street vendor, what is your budget?

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You really must make SOME decisions. In Paris for a meal with great wine are you looking at $100 per person? $200 per person? More?

There are many good places and quite a few great ones.

Bu you must provide some perspective. (I once spend 10- minutes providing answers on restaurants in NYC to a poster = only to be told the next day that they only eat "surf 'n' turf" for dinner - NOT a New York thing.)
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Hi Soylily -

Best meal in London: Rules on Maiden Lane in Covent Garden
Best meal in Paris: Le Cigale Recamier (Metro stop: Sevres-Babylone
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