Restaurant , Le Terminus, Paris
Cheap eats pre-gig at Le Terminus.
Cheap eats pre-gig at Le Terminus.
Despite gorging ourselves at lunch we were in the market for a snack in the evening. We’d failed to get in to CCdeB the day before during to its being booked up and on entry I could see why. It’s a narrow room with one sit down table, a counter by the kitchen and a…
High quality dining and wine at a very good price.
High quality and good value. A winner.
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After a morning working through existential pain and a moderately diverting museum (St Rémi- great if you like tapestries but otherwise ehh) I was hungered. Apparently KFC have solved hunger – c’est la fin de la faim. But let’s move on from that. I was hungry. But not as hungry as a lot of people.…
Anniversaries don't get much better than supping champagne at Le Crillon.
The highlight of the meal was observing a woof doing its thing in the street outside. With mini-woof watching. Would I come back? Not if there was somewhere else to go.
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And this inspired doggy art of a Mrs PigWoof lying bloody-gutted from a running over (with tennis ball pre-stomach and ready swallowed) on this side of the table, while on the other side there was a more psychedelic beast, multi-coloured and fizzing energy. We
Don't go by the reviews on G**gle but do bear this in mind if you want to dine at Le Frank: They've got a cornered market. The nearest place to eat well (other than the jardin d'acclimatation next door) is 20-25 minutes away on the hoof, or a bus/taxi ride.This means you'll pay more than you want for less of what you want. That aside the food and service were excellent and the room very pleasant. It's up to you whether you want to hang on till later or just take the pain in the pocket and have a nice light lunch.