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We’ll miss it again this year, but sounds like…
Sitting in my office in San Francisco, I feel…
An interesting rumination on defending the language, in defense…
However, the issue isn’t whether it’s possible as a…
Two ladies in Camelot.…. Who knew… Just read in…
And here is has to do with the Enlightenment and the brilliant people living the city: Paris has many nicknames, but its most famous is “La Ville-Lumière” (most often translated…
Closed permanently. The best savory tarts and fruit compote sans sucre, just a stone’s throw away. We finally…
John Talbott’s site is always chock-full of food reviews. This man is eating all the time, and mostly…
La Rotonde has become our go to brasserie in the neighborhood. Their terrace is perfect in the summer.…
Okay, I feel ashamed I don’t even know this one, but I guess now we’ll have to try…
We loved seeing all the old waiters who are still warm and welcoming, but we can’t really recommend…
We are just back after 14 days in France, and after having read this article in the Seattle…
Our friend Patrick Mikla always surprises us with ‘inside’ discoveries of Paris and France. From the time we…
Finally visited the Hameau de Reine. Expected a small garden and of course, it’s fit for a Queen.…
I just learned of the provenance of the fabled street, rue Madame, that crosses rue de Vaugirard, where…
Here’s a tricky one, since you usually see it in a different color. When I snapped this picture…
He wasn’t exactly stuffed in the back of car and kept in…
