A gigantic mural brightens up a corner on rue Étienne Marcel.
31 May 2018
Wall street
Labels:
architecture
,
art
,
graffiti
,
les halles
,
montorgueil district
,
murals
,
street art
Posted by
Barbara Pasquet James
30 May 2018
Two saints
Labels:
architecture
,
churches of paris
,
marais
,
saint paul
,
side streets
Posted by
Barbara Pasquet James
29 May 2018
A place in the shade
Labels:
montmartre
,
paris street life
,
portrait
,
rue des abbesses
Posted by
Barbara Pasquet James
28 May 2018
A bouillon in Pigalle
Bouillons were after-market soup kitchens in days of old and this one lives up to the tradition of elegance, simplicity, great prices, great food.
Above: herring w/its potato salad; pot au feu w/spinach walnut side salad
(click to enlarge)
Bouillon Pigalle
22 Boulevard de Clichy 75018
Labels:
bistronomy
,
fooding
,
lunch
,
paris bistros
,
pigalle district
Posted by
Barbara Pasquet James
26 May 2018
Bushy wall
Labels:
architecture
,
backstreets of paris
,
horticulture
,
landscape architecture
,
landscaping
,
wallscaping
Posted by
Barbara Pasquet James
25 May 2018
Baroque
Labels:
architecture
,
ile saint-louis
,
la vallette
,
marais
Posted by
Barbara Pasquet James
Reminder: one night only
Don't miss this sensational multi-award winning
musical co-production between Broadway and the Théâtre du Châtelet.
An American In Paris
One night only unique screening
Monday May 28th
8 p.m.
(In English)
Music and songs: George and Ira Gershwin
Tony best
choreographer: Christopher Wheeldon
Posted by
Barbara Pasquet James
24 May 2018
Champagne on ice
...is very nice.
Above: the barman pours our apéritifs while a hunk of salt-studded Brittany butter keeps watch
Below: just some of the sharing plates that accompanied
[sardines-as-you've-never-tasted; poulet frites w/horseradish cream; planche of thinly-sliced rare roast beef, parmesan, tapenade, capers]
L'Avant Comptoir Marché
Chef: Yves Camdeborde
Champagne: Drappier
Labels:
aperitifs
,
bistronomy
,
champagne
,
fooding
,
french tapas
,
gourmet
,
wine bars
Posted by
Barbara Pasquet James
23 May 2018
Lézard Café
Labels:
architecture
,
cafes of paris
,
coffee
,
les halles district
,
rue montorgueil
Posted by
Barbara Pasquet James
22 May 2018
Column
Labels:
architecture
,
photography
,
place vendome
,
tuileries gardens
Posted by
Barbara Pasquet James
21 May 2018
19 May 2018
The gate
Labels:
architecture
,
guillotine
,
hidden paris
,
history
,
left bank
,
passages of paris
Posted by
Barbara Pasquet James
18 May 2018
A taste of Paris
The capital's most must-attend food event of the year ends Sunday May 20, 2018.
TASTE OF PARIS
Greatest gastronomy festival in the world
Grand Palais
3 avenue du Général Eisenhower 75008
Above: mega chef de cuisine Thierry Marx at work
Greatest gastronomy festival in the world
Grand Palais
3 avenue du Général Eisenhower 75008
Above: mega chef de cuisine Thierry Marx at work
Posted by
Barbara Pasquet James
Coffee and kilts
Labels:
french waiters
,
kilts
,
paris cafes
,
place de la concorde
,
quirky paris
Posted by
Barbara Pasquet James
17 May 2018
Girl with a burger
Labels:
fashion
,
fast food
,
paris metro
,
photography
,
publicity
Posted by
Barbara Pasquet James
Viet-yum
Vietnamese: a break from French fare.
- In upcoming June newsletter -
Vietnam in Paris: where to eat; what to order
Nouveautés
- In upcoming June newsletter -
Vietnam in Paris: where to eat; what to order
Nouveautés
Labels:
fooding
,
vietnamese cuisine
Posted by
Barbara Pasquet James
16 May 2018
15 May 2018
Café en Île
Watching the afternoon drift by on the beautiful Île Saint-Louis.
***
Great news: once again Danielle's film Mothers And Daughters hit record sales / rentals over Mothers Day Weekend!
- A huge congratulations (again) to all involved, with an extra special thanks to Amy -
Labels:
cafes of paris
,
ile saint-louis
,
photography
,
quais de seine
,
springtime in paris
Posted by
Barbara Pasquet James
14 May 2018
Top floor
Labels:
amazing views
,
cocktail hour
,
drinks on the terrace
,
montmartre
Posted by
Barbara Pasquet James
3 hours (or less) from Paris: Tangiers, Morocco
4-day getaway: Tantalizing Tangiers
(click photos to enlarge)
The Moroccan port city that lured writers Jean Genet and Paul Bowles.
The Moroccan port city that lured writers Jean Genet and Paul Bowles.
- Newsletter update: more photos + travel tips -
Labels:
fooding
,
morocco
,
souks
,
spice markets
,
tangiers
,
travel photography
Posted by
Barbara Pasquet James
12 May 2018
Fleurs du coeur
Labels:
fête des mères
,
mothers and daughters
,
mothers day
,
mothers day weekend
Posted by
Barbara Pasquet James
Bookstore and bicycle
Labels:
bicycles of paris
,
left bank
,
librairie
,
photography
Posted by
Barbara Pasquet James
11 May 2018
10 May 2018
Lakeside
Labels:
gardens of paris
,
jardin des tuileries
,
musee du louvre
,
photography
Posted by
Barbara Pasquet James
9 May 2018
Fleurs de mai
Labels:
gardens
,
palais royal
,
paris parks
,
springtime in paris
,
summer in paris
Posted by
Barbara Pasquet James
8 May 2018
Nutty breads
Whole grain breads made with walnuts, hazelnuts, pistachios and dried cranberries at a local boulangerie.
***
Fooding: Sometimes I am invited to review a restaurant and this month will see both old and new stars, to be featured in next month's newsletter.
Labels:
boulangeries
,
french breads
,
gluten
,
paris bakeries
,
specialty breads
Posted by
Barbara Pasquet James
7 May 2018
Artists out
Labels:
art
,
artists
,
montmartre
,
painters
,
place du tertre
Posted by
Barbara Pasquet James
5 May 2018
A place in the park
Labels:
architecture
,
gardens of paris
,
jardin des tuileries
,
louvre
,
photography
,
tuileries gardens
Posted by
Barbara Pasquet James
At the foot of the butte
Reminder:
¡Hoy es el día de la paella!
70 rue Duhesme 75018
Reserve your portion: 09 50 18 02 26
- See you there! -
***
Sister resto in Marais:
Reserve your portion: 09 50 18 02 26
- See you there! -
***
Sister resto in Marais:
Labels:
cerveza
,
montmartre
,
paella
,
spanish cuisine
Posted by
Barbara Pasquet James
4 May 2018
More muguets
Last chance to give a muguet, a tradition that began when King Charles IX of France was presented with a bouquet as a token for luck and prosperity on May 1, 1561.
Labels:
french culture
,
holiday traditions
,
labor day
,
lilies of the valley
,
muguets
Posted by
Barbara Pasquet James
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