Suggestions for restaurants in Paris for $100 for two?
Feb 15th, 2005, 02:59 PM
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Suggestions for restaurants in Paris for $100 for two?
Does anyone have names of their favorite restaurants where two can eat for under $100? My husband and I have a budget of about $1000. to spend on lunch and dinner for a week in Paris. Is this possible?
Feb 15th, 2005, 03:44 PM
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MrsP, we would have no trouble having excellent meals on your budget. In November, we had 3 course dinners for 2 with full bottles of wine for $80 and less. Without wine the dinners are about 20 Euros each, not much different than we spend in central Mass.
We stay in the 14th, rarely hear English spoken and they are small restaurants where the natives eat. The seating ranges from 15 to 30.
The hotel staffs where we've stayed have given excellent recommendations and others we have found while walking around and studying the clientele and the menu.
We stay in the 14th, rarely hear English spoken and they are small restaurants where the natives eat. The seating ranges from 15 to 30.
The hotel staffs where we've stayed have given excellent recommendations and others we have found while walking around and studying the clientele and the menu.
Feb 15th, 2005, 04:27 PM
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A couple of my favorites and what two of us spent this past summer including a bottle of nice wine and an extra tip (in euro -- you do the math):
Le Petite Prince (5th): 81 euro
Astier: 73.50 euro
Aux Charpentiers (6th) (twice):74.60 and 82.50 euro
Le Temps Perdu (6th): 60.75 euro
Chez Jenny at Republique: 51.90
Reine Blance (Ile St. Louis): 59.80
Le Petite Cour 6th: 96.00 splurge wine.
Le Petite Prince (5th): 81 euro
Astier: 73.50 euro
Aux Charpentiers (6th) (twice):74.60 and 82.50 euro
Le Temps Perdu (6th): 60.75 euro
Chez Jenny at Republique: 51.90
Reine Blance (Ile St. Louis): 59.80
Le Petite Cour 6th: 96.00 splurge wine.
Feb 15th, 2005, 05:32 PM
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Elaine, I am totally baffled by your accusations. Infact, you seem to be obssessed with the subject. Which makes me wonder about you. How does anyone know whether you don't have a few aliases yourself and that you are having a fun time fooling the rest of us? Are you this Nanny Anny, Queriwhatever? A most likely scenario, I would say. I just joined this forum yesterday but I am not about to accept your flase accusations, thank you very much. I took the time and read your posts and you seem to well versed in trollism. You are bringing some suscpicious light onto yourself!
Feb 15th, 2005, 05:42 PM
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Yes, MrsNelson. I actually have compiled a list of such restaurants, gleaned in more than 65 trips to Paris.
Unfortunately for you, I'm not sharing it with people who live under bridges.
Sorry
Patrick/LaidBack, etc.: It was immediately apparent in an earlier thread on breakfast in Italy.
Unfortunately for you, I'm not sharing it with people who live under bridges.
Sorry
Patrick/LaidBack, etc.: It was immediately apparent in an earlier thread on breakfast in Italy.
Feb 15th, 2005, 06:47 PM
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MrsNelson: I'm really quite thrilled that you don't need suggestions from me, as I am not going to offer any. I'm sure you'll get plenty of ideas from people who don't recognize you as NellyAnne/etc/bla bla bla - the troll who is out to get elaine for some completely of the wall reason.
What IS it about elaine that gets to you so deeply? As far as I can see she is a decent human being who knows a LOT about Paris as well as other places, and shares willingly and generously and intelligently. What could you possibly have a problem with that? Oh! maybe I've answered my own question - maybe you can't answer any question on the Fodor's Europe Board because you haven't traveled anywhere and don't know anything. Just a passing thought.
Your countless stupid puerile posts under various similar nicknames are just so tiresome it's unbelievable. I hope the Fodor's editors "dip" you before you can change to yet another screen name.
What IS it about elaine that gets to you so deeply? As far as I can see she is a decent human being who knows a LOT about Paris as well as other places, and shares willingly and generously and intelligently. What could you possibly have a problem with that? Oh! maybe I've answered my own question - maybe you can't answer any question on the Fodor's Europe Board because you haven't traveled anywhere and don't know anything. Just a passing thought.
Your countless stupid puerile posts under various similar nicknames are just so tiresome it's unbelievable. I hope the Fodor's editors "dip" you before you can change to yet another screen name.
Feb 16th, 2005, 02:33 AM
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St Cirq, I do not care for any imput from someone as pretentious as you! Open your eyes, Cirq, Elaine has various names and she is pulling the wool over your eyes or are you too naive to realize that? Read her comments on trolls. It' very interesting and it seems that she has some "inside scoop". It's actually pretty obvious to me and I have only been on this forum for 3 days. So unless you two are in cahoots, there is no need to take on such a nasty tone with me.
