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Paris by Bistro: A Guide to Eating Well (Bistro guide)
 
 
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Paris by Bistro: A Guide to Eating Well (Bistro guide) [Paperback]

Christine Graf

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  • Paperback: 241 pages
  • Publisher: The Armchair Traveller at the bookHaus; 2 edition (30 Oct 2008)
  • Language English
  • ISBN-10: 1905214642
  • ISBN-13: 978-1905214648
  • Product Dimensions: 22.6 x 12.8 x 1.2 cm
  • Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 1,236,397 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)

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In Paris by Bistro, you enter the neighbourhoods of the tiny narrow streets, pass the smoky clubs and steamy little restaurants. You learn the character of each district and encounter a Paris that you might think no longer existed.

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16 of 16 people found the following review helpful
A Must-Buy For Anyone Who Wants To Find Where Parisians Dine 27 Jan 2004
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This book reads like a novel. Each section introduces the reader to the charms and peculiarities of the neighborhoods of Paris, followed by vivid descriptions of the history and atmosphere of the most interesting bistros and the best fare offered by each. This is not your typical tourist guide. I loved the fact that it is a slim book, packed with information, which can easily fit in a purse or pocket. The authors have focusssed on the bistros where Parisians find the best food for the best value. I loved the photographs, which capture the charm of Paris and made me yearn for a return visit.
14 of 14 people found the following review helpful
Much more than a travel guide 16 Dec 2003
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Much more than a standard travel guide, this book is a work of art. It's beautifully written and sprinkled with entertaining vignettes and charming photographs. The authors have departed from the beaten path and searched Paris to find a select group of Bistros, the kind the average tourist hopes to find but rarely does. They are all unique, but they all have some things in common: appealing atmosphere, creative menus and outstanding value-- and they all make me anxious to return to Paris!
12 of 15 people found the following review helpful
So good I can taste it 16 Dec 2003
By Theodore Voelkel - Published on Amazon.com
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This is THE book for lovers of Paris cafe culture, the Gaîté Parisienne of Toulouse and Degas and young Picasso, the smoke-filled existentialist redoubts of postwar angst and Sartre, the whole range of places, from tucked-away local digs where shirtsleeve workers take their lunch served by big-armed mamas to the ritzy-boulevard tourist traps, all the color, sounds, palate treats and eye treats you could possibly want, the stuff that brought you to Paris in the first place, are what Christine and Dennis Graf have confected for you, and not only that but they tell you how it's done, how the cafe "works," with the local body language and recognitions and intricate gestural vocabulary and what the places mean to les parisiens indigenes as well as the reverent foreigner drop-in. It's the book to have hidden in your pocket when you enter, the treasure-hunt clue that pointed you there but remains carefully concealed so that the habitués will think you just naturally gravitated to the place or else were astrally tossed there by astounding good luck. The book is worth five, ten times its purchase price.

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