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Cook’n With Class

Posted by on March 31st 2008 to Things To See & Do  Tagged , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
Cook’n With Class

These last few days I have been an advocate of taking care of our planet (which is a daily practice of mine on an individual basis) and have introduced you to new bloggers here at b5media that will open up new parts of the world for all of us.  Both important to know about but…….today, we are back in Paris.   And that is a great big YEAH as far as I’m concerned.
 
 Previously, I have mentioned that I love to cook and what better place to take some classes and learn new skills than in this epicurien’s dream city.  Thinking …read more

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Twelve Famous Restaurants in Paris That Won’t Break the Bank

Posted by on October 26th 2007 to Food & Beverage, Getting Around, History & Information, Lunch Hour Fun, Night Life, Travel Tips  Tagged , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
Twelve Famous Restaurants in Paris That Won’t Break the Bank

Usually I prefer to write about restaurants in Paris that are good, or unique, but not that well-known.  This time I thought I would write about some famous restaurants I’ve tried and as the title of this post says, won’t break the bank!  Some are cheaper, others are more expensive, but none are like L’ Arpège, Alain Ducasse at the Plaza Athénée , La Tour d’Argent, or other fine dining restaurants that you need to mortgage your house in order to enjoy a dinner for two! 
Au Chien Qui Fume – This restaurant has been around since 1740 and has a great friendly …read more

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