Our vacation in France began in Normandy — we headed there directly from the airport, stopping in Rouen for lunch before arriving in the town of Audrieu near Caen in the late afternoon. I had visited Normandy years ago and was eager to experience the region again with my BF. We wanted to see the ...
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Brasserie Bofinger
Opened in 1864 and most recently renovated in 1921, Brasserie Bofinger is an absolute must for anyone looking for a pre- or post-Opera dinner.
Not only is the food delicious, but the art and décor is a cornucopia of Belle Epoque design at its very best. Everything from the revolving door, spiral ...
The Antiques Fairs of Paris
It's a bit overcast and gloomy this Saturday afternoon, and I have no plans. So, I decided to put on my walking shoes and see what my beloved city has to offer. Strolling through the seventh arrondissement I came upon one of my favorite sites - a brocante or street market. What could be more fun ...
Caffè Stern
For nearly two centuries, Stern Graveur was the letterpress printing home to an elite international clientele. When the Stern family relocated to the Faubourg St. Honoré, the Tudor revival premises was converted to a restaurant by world-renowned designer Philippe Starck.
As always, Starck ...
An American in Paris: Ralph’s on the Boulevard Saint Germain
After cruising through the Ralph Lauren store, I couldn't help but think Ralph does French better than the French. The courtyard features my favorite blue and white color scheme and is beyond beautiful. ...
