I would like to hear your opinion between Taillevent in Paris or Le Louis XV in Monaco.<BR><BR>Thanks

I can only say that Taillevent is perfect, in my opinion.<BR>Haven't been to the other.

It's considered (slightly) bad etiquette to re-post your question (as you have already done).<BR><BR>Top it instead.<BR><BR>Don't know what that is? Do a search here on this forum on "topping" and read about it.<BR><BR>It's simply adding a new reply - - no matter how small and inconsequential, and bringing your post back up "to the top" (on the lefthand column).<BR><BR>Best wishes,<BR><BR>Rex<BR>

How are new posters supposed to learn. When someone posts a general and vague title like this, usually someone will tell him to repost with a more specific title. Now here is Rex telling him he shouldn't have done that. The other post I saw was better titled and more specific the way it should be.

&lt;&lt;I can only say that Taillevent is perfect, in my opinion.&gt;&gt;<BR><BR>....and mine. It really was perfect .

Bad etiquette by whom, Rex? You? Did Fodor's hire you to write a rule book and you forgot to tell us that? <BR><BR>You've made several comments lately about how people should be nice to newcomers and here you go being snotty again.<BR><BR>Please go away.

I really don't think I was snotty. He didn't post with a more specific title - - he posted twice in a six hour period with the exact same title, and the same question. He even made the comment that "this board really moves fast, so I think I have to re-post".<BR><BR>I think that this is exactly how newcomers learn. And I did it civilly.<BR>

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