Do you want to go see a free Paris museum exhibition this September? Go see the "Paris vu par Hollywood" (Paris seen by Hollywood) cinematic exposition on show at the l'Hotel de[...]
Do you want to go see a free Paris museum exhibition this September? Go see the "Paris vu par Hollywood" (Paris seen by Hollywood) cinematic exposition on show at the l'Hotel de[...]
This is what a plate of Goat Cheese salad ( with Bacon and sun dried tomatoes) look like at Lezard cafe, Paris. A bed of vegetables (shredded carrots, zucchini, lettuce, tomatoes) topped with bread "Pain Poilane" , three slices of goat cheese, crispy bacons and sun-dried tomatoes. It was delicious! Click more to find the address and map info. read more[...]
Best coffee shop in Paris, especially in the Montmartre area, with a cozy ambiance, offers authentic cafe and free wifi internet access.[...]
Le Rosie is a new bar freshly opened in the 18th Arrondissement, on Rue Muller a stones throw away from the foot of Sacre Coeur and in a triangle with other more established Bars such as La Chope du Chateau Rouge and Cafe Au Claire de Lune a few feet away. This chic bar offers a cool yet comfy designed decor of cushions and colorful wall art. We had the freshly squeezed juices made by mama and her two sons; a mixture of watermelon, lime, bananas and strawberries. This little spot in[...]
Assumption day in France is today August 15th. Traditionally the day of L?Assomption is celebrated by Catholics in France, and marks the departure of Mary from this world taking her body into heaven. To many people regardless of religious orientation, the day is observed as a national holiday during which many shops and businesses may be closed. I took a little walk around my neighborhood and got some nice photos of the Montmartre Cemetery here in the 18th Arrondissement. The[...]
Vegetarian restaurants in Paris - up until now have been a pretty hard concept to take off here. But thanks to one of my good vegetarian friends, I'm discovering some of the best vegetarians spots to eat in Paris. As we entered Soya on a Tuesday night, we were greeted by a group of twenty something Kinfolk looking people sitting to our left on outdoor canteen type benches, and a couple to our right, and the baggy pants wearing tiny waiter rushing over to seat us. We said our bonjours,[...]