I am a contrarian; of this there is no doubt. So when I say that I agree with Gilles Pudlowski regarding the superiority of this bistro above all others in Paris… you’d best believe it.
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Carl Marletti is a Master of Many Pastry Forms
Carl Marletti has a host of stalwarts in addition to a handful of seasonal creations in his jewel-like Latin Quarter shop, and with a range this wide, it’ll be a long time before I’ve run out of things to taste.
Affinité’s Lunch Prix Fixe is the Best Bang for Your Buck in the Latin Quarter
The lunchtime prix fixe at Affinité is frankly a steal – and manages to walk the ideal line between nostalgia and refinement.
The Left Bank is Alive (Thanks to Hugo & Co)
One of my new Paris faves has a decidedly international flair.
Circus Bakery Offers a Taste of Home
There are a few flavors that I’ve always loved that I’ve found most French people can’t stand. Most of them are artificial: the bright orange cheese powder used to make Kraft mac…
Each Plate is a Beautiful Work of Art at Restaurant A.T.
A restaurant that’s as devoted to beautiful plates as it is to flavor.
Monday Postcard of Molière in Paris
Playwright Molière is one of Paris’ most illustrious children.
Monday Postcard of Parisian Sunset
Exploring Paris at my favorite time of day.
Monday Postcard of Parisian Claustrophobia
Paris isn’t known for being a very claustrophobic city today, but pre-19th century, it was a very different place.
Monday Postcard of Summer in Paris
A few local spots to visit to enjoy the sunshine.