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• SeptimeBook well in advance, and then look forward to Bertrand Grébaut's beautiful, seasonal cooking, pristine ingredients, and a fine list of natural wines to match.
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• Jacques Genin has stopped making pastryTarte citron? Paris-Brest? Éclair au chocolat? Gone, gone and gone.
• Thanksgiving in ParisHaven't sorted out your Thanksgiving holiday plans yet? No need to freak out. We've rounded up a few resources to help our American readers, as well as any locals who'll be sharing the table this year.

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• Saint-Germain: Our Guide to Eating & Drinking ItUnless you're on an all-chocolate diet, this can be a frustrating food neighborhood. Prices are high, quality is questionable. But with a batch of new openings over the past year to add to our old favorites, we're no longer stumped by the (frequently asked) question: "I'm staying in the 6th arrondissement. Where should I eat?"

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• FilmLoverThank you for all this work on lemon tarts. Just
• MetteIs it still as good after being sold?
• guglielmoI would have liked very much to be part of jury.
• Alyce MorganI still like the whole lemon tart from Rollet-Prad

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