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Canada138 Posts
I... I... I... 'd like but can't !! (gutted)
I ve been to another "plomb du cantal" in the 10th arrondissement and it's pretty good. Thing is however that I'm not sure the typical fellow on TL like cheese that much  Indiana café is pretty packed usually, don't expect lot of talking there as far as I remember.
Enjoy Paris TL~
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Unfortunate, I'm in Paris the 28th but already have a birthday booked that night...
I confirm : "Sud-Ouest et Compagnie" is a nice restaurant (and make sure to make a reservation, it's often crowded) but I'm not sure everyone will like it...
Have fun
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is there a deadline or something? i would love to come but have to check with the friend im going to bwwi with first.
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Osaka27180 Posts
A soft deadline is early next week. We will try to be flexible though.
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thedeadhaji
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On June 10 2008 04:43 JellyCat wrote:I... I... I... 'd like but can't !! (gutted) I ve been to another "plomb du cantal" in the 10th arrondissement and it's pretty good. Thing is however that I'm not sure the typical fellow on TL like cheese that much  Indiana café is pretty packed usually, don't expect lot of talking there as far as I remember. Enjoy Paris TL~
wish you were there
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airplane tickets to paris plox!
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wtf wtf why do i have have an scv OMGD:
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i'll be there but aren't we too much ? lol
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i envy you people so much omg
also wtf @ people talking crap about crepes  meat in a "pancake" is excellent, though i prefer the hungarian variant of palacsinta
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The spy from SC2GG will also be looking for food and drink that night. I'd love to trash a fancy restaurant with you guys - even if it is just a ruse to get you drunk and steal all your pictures
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I can suggest to you a nice restaurant at Montparnasse : Le Flam's
There, you can eat flamenkuch (how much you want, this is a buffet) for around 15€. This is typical food from Alsace (East of France). And you can share a bottle of wine which cost around the same price.
so, Illimited food + 1/3 bottle of wine = 20€.
Maybe, i will be there but i have to see with my boss if I can !
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On June 11 2008 08:12 DaMs wrote: I can suggest to you a nice restaurant at Montparnasse : Le Flam's
There, you can eat flamenkuch (how much you want, this is a buffet) for around 15€. This is typical food from Alsace (East of France). And you can share a bottle of wine which cost around the same price.
so, Illimited food + 1/3 bottle of wine = 20€.
Maybe, i will be there but i have to see with my boss if I can !
Flamenkuch (Flammkuch) is something like pizza, am I right? :S?
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Belgium9954 Posts
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On June 11 2008 15:32 G.s)NarutO wrote:Show nested quote +On June 11 2008 08:12 DaMs wrote: I can suggest to you a nice restaurant at Montparnasse : Le Flam's
There, you can eat flamenkuch (how much you want, this is a buffet) for around 15€. This is typical food from Alsace (East of France). And you can share a bottle of wine which cost around the same price.
so, Illimited food + 1/3 bottle of wine = 20€.
Maybe, i will be there but i have to see with my boss if I can ! Flamenkuch (Flammkuch) is something like pizza, am I right? :S? you are german and dont know flammenkuchen? bit weird. where i live its everyday food like a schnitzel.
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On June 12 2008 10:08 aqui wrote:Show nested quote +On June 11 2008 15:32 G.s)NarutO wrote:On June 11 2008 08:12 DaMs wrote: I can suggest to you a nice restaurant at Montparnasse : Le Flam's
There, you can eat flamenkuch (how much you want, this is a buffet) for around 15€. This is typical food from Alsace (East of France). And you can share a bottle of wine which cost around the same price.
so, Illimited food + 1/3 bottle of wine = 20€.
Maybe, i will be there but i have to see with my boss if I can ! Flamenkuch (Flammkuch) is something like pizza, am I right? :S? you are german and dont know flammenkuchen? bit weird. where i live its everyday food like a schnitzel.
Yes I've never heard of it and sorry but your reply doesn't help at all. If you are so informed about what it is, perhaps you can answer my question >_>?
Edit: Found it on Wikipedia.. so its some kind of pizza.. but with onions , bacon and so on.. instead of cheese etc. Never ate it but doesn't sound bad.
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Germany1309 Posts
Flammkuchen is indeed a bit like pizza, but unlike pizza the batter base is ultra thin and instead of tomato sauce there is sourcreme and you just put on few onions and bacon. So overall you as a single person can eat like 2-3 of them.
If they are not expensive it's okay since you got somethign to do while talking the whole evening But ussually they are not that cheap.
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Germany1309 Posts
Weeeee my TL Shirt arrived today - the WWI cloth choice is clear
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On June 12 2008 16:38 G.s)NarutO wrote:Show nested quote +On June 12 2008 10:08 aqui wrote:On June 11 2008 15:32 G.s)NarutO wrote:On June 11 2008 08:12 DaMs wrote: I can suggest to you a nice restaurant at Montparnasse : Le Flam's
There, you can eat flamenkuch (how much you want, this is a buffet) for around 15€. This is typical food from Alsace (East of France). And you can share a bottle of wine which cost around the same price.
so, Illimited food + 1/3 bottle of wine = 20€.
Maybe, i will be there but i have to see with my boss if I can ! Flamenkuch (Flammkuch) is something like pizza, am I right? :S? you are german and dont know flammenkuchen? bit weird. where i live its everyday food like a schnitzel. Yes I've never heard of it and sorry but your reply doesn't help at all. If you are so informed about what it is, perhaps you can answer my question >_>? Edit: Found it on Wikipedia.. so its some kind of pizza.. but with onions , bacon and so on.. instead of cheese etc. Never ate it but doesn't sound bad.
you are right, my apologies. sometimes i am a bit immature
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sounds fun.. wish i was ballin' enough to go
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Zurich15366 Posts
I'm coming. Don't mind the price too much.
(I am the guy aqui talked about, so we'll both be there)
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