Resto 19, Le Madras, Clermont-Ferrand
Not the best Indian I’ve ever had.
Resto 17, Brasserie Le Boulingrin, Reims
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.…
Resto 16, Brat, Shoreditch
Eating parklife at BRAT.
Resto 14, Brasserie Pizzaria d’Azur, Paris
A morning admiring the Doisneau exhib at the Musée Maillol followed by a stroll along boulevard St Germain led to hungriness of the highest order by the time I’d reached the environs of Ground Control. Pizza and a beer seemed a good option. Azur was fairly busy, with travellers presumably having a pit stop prior…
Resto 13, Thaï Time, Paris
On my own in Paris due to unforeseen events I was back in a mercifully tourist free area on a bright sunny day. What did I want? Spice. Thai time allured by its formule at €16 for two courses. With a siesta planned this seemed an admirable way to sow some ZZZZs. Up front four…
Resto 11, Le Pré aux Clercs
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.
Resto 9, Victor Garvey Restaurant at Midland Grand Kings Cross, St Pancras
Outstanding dining at Victor Garvey.
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Resto 8, Le Matignon, Lille
As I walked to the museum it seemed that every step of the way I saw a fresh restaurant that was better than mine, with seductive lunchtime offers plastered in the windows. Had the chef of Le M mesmerised me? If so, I was happy enough.
Resto 7 Sripur Master Chef, Tower Hill
It's nice to know the City curry is in safe hands when other establishments have fallen by the wayside post-C.
Resto 6 Bout’chou, Paris
The menu is brief but full of interesting things.
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