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L'Astrance by Bruno Verjus

The Daily Bite: Starry at L’Astrance, dinner on Sunday

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  • Bruno has an astrophysical-religious experience at L’Astrance, where he sees stars, satellites, and the “transubstantiation of duck blood into cherry juice.” [Food Intelligence]
  • After tucking into a plate of “succulent” jambon de Paris, an “excellent” tartare, and a “lovely” berry tart, Lobrano concludes that Le Petit Trianon “is the type of great-looking, reasonably priced casual restaurant that is in much too short supply in Paris.” [Alexander Lobrano]
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The Daily Bite: Coutume(s) Vivant

By Meg Zimbeck · 3 Comments

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  • Frenchie‘s new wine bar, set to open across the street in May or June, may be even smaller than L’Avant Comptoir.

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  • Pudlo observes the anglophones, the groupies, and the three-day beards at Le Chateaubriand and concludes that it’s a place you must go, at least once, to taste “les idées du moment.” To wit: white asparagus with parmesan snow and olive oil and a dessert of orange sorbet with black olive powder and bitter endive. [Gilles Pudlowski]
  • And speaking of three-day beards, Pierre Jancou seems “never to have left” his new restaurant that opened only yesterday. Bruno visited Vivant for lunch and sampled the formaggio  (Castelmagno, Taleggio), a bright salad of Annie Bertin asparagus, a bit of foie gras and a “poulard Racines” with vegetables. With wine (a dry muscat from Pantelleria) and coffee signed by Giani Frasi, Bruno says to count 60-75€ per person. [Food Intelligence]
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Christian Constant by Barbra Austin

Our Guide to Paris: Christian Constant

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Not to be confused with the guy with several restaurants on rue Sainte Dominique, this Christian Constant is a chocolatier and full-service traiteur. In warm months, this is a good shop for ice cream; the glaces here are freshly made, with no stabilizers or additives.

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Les Cocottes by Barbra Austin

Les Cocottes

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Though the breezy service and long counter are reminiscent of an American diner, they are not slinging hash at Christian Constant’s Les Cocottes. An easy, no-reservations choice in the shadow of the Eiffel Tower.

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Our Guide to Paris: Café Constant

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Christian Constant is the unofficial mayor of rue St. Dominique. His casual, no-reservations café is open all day, starting at 8 in the morning.

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