January is almost a wrap - and we've rounded up a an itinerary of things to do before the month comes to an end. With the winter festivities behind us, we've collected a list of Parisian events to keep you cheerful. From quirky cinemas, to dirt cheap cocktails - and even baking with the kids - there's something for everyone visiting the French capital this month. Check us out every month as we break down all the things that's fit to share in the city! 1. FREE Exhibition: Silent Faces?[...]
Just discovered Lobster Bar Paris and had the pleasure of chatting to owner and chef Mathieu on a recent visit. A new concept unseen in Paris, rare in a city that is such a diverse gastronomical place! Mathieu tells us about his childhood trips to the US where he discovered his love of Lobsters for the first time and takes us on a journey of how Lobster Bar came to life from the dreams of a young boy from Switzerland, to a reality in central Paris. Tell us a little bit about why you[...]
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[...]
We stopped into Num the other night, only because our regular restaurant around the corner was closed. I've passed by this Thai restaurant many times as it's located not far from Agnes B. store and upstairs from the UGC Cinema at Les Halles, but was never tempted to go inside because it seems a bit "touristy". Located in a diverse yet very central shopping and restaurant area close to l?Eglise St. Eustache, it just seemed too busy there. But that night, we were pleasantly surprised. As we[...]