Propositions de restos par Mike Irwin, why not ?
Posté : jeu. août 21, 2003 9:39 pm
ok. I've found the restaurant ! Here's the review:
Of Proust and Piaf: Paris as Proust knew it can be seen at the Eglise Saint Roch (corner of rues Saint-Honoré and Saint-Roch), where tiny boutiques nestle picturesquely against the mass of the 17th-and-18th-century church. Down the street, a taste of old Paris can be found at the plebeian Auberge de l'Hautil, presided over by the delightful Jean-Pierre, who keeps the Edith Piaf platters spinning. Cozy and lively. Dinner for two: FF240.
33, rue Saint-Roch. (33 1) 42 61 40 83.
The food is (well, was, two years ago) truly awesome ! Then again, there's always Gambrinus' !
This looked interesting, too ...
Bordello Chic: It may look like a house of ill-repute, but it's the hippest hostelry in town. Dress in black and accessorize with a cellular phone before having a drink in the bar of the Hôtel Costes with the beautiful people.
239, rue Saint-Honoré. (33 1) 42 44 50 00
Mike
Of Proust and Piaf: Paris as Proust knew it can be seen at the Eglise Saint Roch (corner of rues Saint-Honoré and Saint-Roch), where tiny boutiques nestle picturesquely against the mass of the 17th-and-18th-century church. Down the street, a taste of old Paris can be found at the plebeian Auberge de l'Hautil, presided over by the delightful Jean-Pierre, who keeps the Edith Piaf platters spinning. Cozy and lively. Dinner for two: FF240.
33, rue Saint-Roch. (33 1) 42 61 40 83.
The food is (well, was, two years ago) truly awesome ! Then again, there's always Gambrinus' !
This looked interesting, too ...
Bordello Chic: It may look like a house of ill-repute, but it's the hippest hostelry in town. Dress in black and accessorize with a cellular phone before having a drink in the bar of the Hôtel Costes with the beautiful people.
239, rue Saint-Honoré. (33 1) 42 44 50 00
Mike