Resto 39 Brooklyn Pizzeria, Bastille
Great pizza, bored staff, tedious customers.
Resto 38 L’Aubergeade, 11th Paris
Good food, poor choices. I have to say that eating tête de veau isn't something I'll do again in a hurry. The meaty bits were ok but the gluey bits were ... gluey.
Resto 29 Café Populaire, Rouen
High quality onglet on a sunny terrace. Good times.
Resto 28 Le Bistroquet Chez Cédric, Rouen
A testing day is rounded off at a good bistro with a world class view. I liked Le B, especially when the bill came in at a surprisingly moderate 60-odd euros. The ability of good food, wine and company to assuage middle class woes is something that I am very aware of and never take for granted.
Musset update!
A quick post with the file for 'A Door (Must Be Open or Shut)'
Resto 21 Coriandre, Paris
Coriandre is a hit - healthy Indian food delivered by an enthusiastic team.
Resto 19 Sathees, Paris
The Marché St Germain. It has an Apple store, a Marks and Spencer and an arcade. But it's not Covent Garden. Oh no, there's none of your stick riding Yodas here. Or tedious shouters with flamesticks shoved facewards, gurning for a jaded mob of tourist cretins. This is left-bank Paris and they're too civilised for that crap.
Translating Musset
Part of the fun of staging a period piece is assembling (and drinking) the props! A short post on my new theatre production for the Crouch End Festival.
Resto 62 La Terrasse des Archives, Paris
One dog, one cat, and a waiter in a hurry at La Terrasse. #Food #Paris #Marais
Resto 55 Dalla Terra, Covent Garden
After a quiet week or two a Godardian pastiche review of Dalla Terra following 'Le Redoutable', Michel Hazanavicius' latest masterpiece.
A London Journal 