Impressed by our experience at the Bouillon Racine, I undertook a little research and found another bouillon, Julien, just three blocks up from our apartment on the Rue Saint-Denis. We combined lunch there with another visit to the Galeries Lafayette and from there to the Jouet Club Village.
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| Other side of the Porte Saint-Denis |
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| Julien...Belle Epoche decor, furniture, tile floor, the works |
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| My bream ad zucchini pancake |
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| Her steak and potatoes |
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| Galeries Lafayette again...OK, it's not Sainte-Chapelle or the Palau de Musica Catalana...but it's also not something you just pass by... |
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| Galeries Lafayette (incredibly) did not have what we were looking for, but helpfully referred us to the nearby JoueClub, a toy department store located in a beautiful arcade...different toy ages and genres in different shops |
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| Thus |
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| The usual department store decor |
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| Acting childishly |
1 comment:
The restaurant looks amazing! Always have to find a toy store.
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