My favourite restaurant for onion soup does not open for lunch so I had to make do with another - it was good but not AS good as my regular haunt!
The main was OK but the dessert of nougat ice cream and raspberry coulis was rather nice!![]()
After lunch in the Place du Tertre I wandered back down to town via Rue des Martyrs which is full of little shops - especially grocers and pastisseries:-
The offerings from Del Montel...oooh la la!
And one of Del Montel's competitors down the street!
I like how all the fruits and vegetables are all beautifully displayed - it must take ages to set up!![]()
And one I got one cake from the shop opposite my hotel - delish!![]()
Dear Scarf Addict,
ReplyDeleteIt all looks SO wonderful! Thank you for sharing your special time in Paris with us...
Love always,
PPx
Thank you PP - you'll just HAVE to go;-) SAx
ReplyDeleteI HATE finding pics of yummy Parisian treats like these when I am not there!! :D
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing these tasty delights!! I actually have never been to that restaurant and I have bookmarked this post to remember for next time!!
Hi La Professionelle - oops the photo at the top is just of "A" building not the restaurant! The one where I had the soup pictured was the Gascoigne on Place du Tertre but the one for the BEST soup is Restaurant Le Durer on Rue Yvonne Le Tac just 1 minute from the Abesses Metro station - come out of the Metro and go down/left and you are on Rue Yvonne le Tac - the Durer is on the right hand side and seems to only be open evenings. Enjoy!! SA:-)
ReplyDelete:D Thanks for the tip and clarification!! <3
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome! SA
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