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Belgium9953 Posts
I'm coming. The cheaper the better for me lol.
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Kennigit
Canada19447 Posts
Im coming. I dont mind the price because if i eat cheap i will compensate with more booze.
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Taiche
France1963 Posts
I'll be there with my girlfriend. No price issue.
At the moment, I'm thinking of booking a creperie near Montparnasse. It's quite near the WWI and hopefully I can manage to find a cheap (or not-so-expensive) one -_-; If any French here knows a good address in that area, I'd be glad to hear it  This choice is a first idea ; it is in no way final so if you want something else, just say so !
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Germany1309 Posts
Me and a friend of mine (gr4v3, still to be proselytised to the true TL.net belief) will be comming. For the Budget, everything less then what I payed for the WWI ticket is welcome. I think I'm looking forward to meet you all nearly as much for the WWI itself
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Belgium9953 Posts
On June 08 2008 22:57 Taiche wrote:I'll be there with my girlfriend. No price issue. At the moment, I'm thinking of booking a creperie near Montparnasse. It's quite near the WWI and hopefully I can manage to find a cheap (or not-so-expensive) one -_-; If any French here knows a good address in that area, I'd be glad to hear it This choice is a first idea ; it is in no way final so if you want something else, just say so !
Hmm.. although a creperie might be nice since its local culture, I can imagine a lot of people not liking how the french use their crepes. I for one didnt like a pancake with meat.
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I'll be going for sure. As Jason said, the cheaper the better - more beer! =D
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Germany1309 Posts
considering there will be some heavy drinking, there should be satiable food avail and you can eat tons of crepe and still be hungry, and this wont come cheap.
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Taiche
France1963 Posts
On June 08 2008 22:59 RaGe wrote:
Hmm.. although a creperie might be nice since its local culture, I can imagine a lot of people not liking how the french use their crepes. I for one didnt like a pancake with meat.
OK, I have found several other interesting restaurants and more "traditional".
On June 08 2008 23:06 Chosi wrote:
considering there will be some heavy drinking, there should be satiable food avail and you can eat tons of crepe and still be hungry, and this wont come cheap.
"tons of crepes" sounds exaggerated to me because I can't think of anyone that would eat more than 3. The crepes are stuffed with things you know (ham, tomatoes, onions, meat, potatoes, egg...).
Anyway, I'll look for something different.
OR we can go to a Korean restaurant (a real one) if you prefer :D
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thedeadhaji
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I'll come for sure. unfortunately i'm not from Paris so i dont know any good restaurant out there.
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Netherlands19141 Posts
I'm there, don't think moneys an issue with what we're looking at for a budget for most people.
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Korean food would be sweet ^_^
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+2. ellifant & edahl. Whatever budget you settle for.
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Hi guys,
I'm from Paris but i won't come. Still i can try to be helpful about restaurants or bars around Montparnasse.
A few nice places :
- A very good restaurant : "Sud-Ouest et Compagnie" -> this is a restaurant with typical food from the south-west of france ("foie gras", "magret de canard"...), which means when you get out, you can't be hungry anymore... ;-)) 39, Boulevard du Montparnasse. The "menu" is around 35 euros, but with wine, aperitive and a lot to eat in it.
- Crèperies : there are a lot of crèperies in this area. I'm not 100% sure of the names, but i've tried to remember the ones that were quite good : "Saint-Malo", 53 Rue du Montparnasse; "Crèperie Josselin", 67, Rue du Montparnasse, very well-known crèperie, maybe a bit expensive; "Port-Manech", 52 Rue du Montparnasse : maybe the best quality/price.
- "Le plomb du Cantal" -> typical food from central france (Auvergne), it means you have a lot to eat and it's pretty heavy, even the salads are huge and with a lot of fat in it, 3 Rue de la Gaîté. Another advantage : it's not very expensive.
- "Indiana Café" -> this is not french at all (tex-mex food) but it's not too expensive and there is an happy hour until 7 or 8 pm.
- "Le Falstaff" -> this is a "beer bar" ("bar à bières" in French), 42 Rue du Montparnasse, you have a huge list of very good beers, especially belgian ones (you should know those are the best in the world!), but you also have german, french, english/scottish or even a few american ones. You can also eat there, it's quite "simple" food like steak with fries, or things like that. It's not cheap but not that expensive either.
- "L'atelier" or "Café Atelier" -> this is more a cocktail bar, 95 Boulevard du Montparnasse. This is indeed a nice bar. You can also order beers of course. Maybe a bit more expensive.
- generally speaking you have a lot of restaurants/brasseries/bars in "Rue de la Gaîté", "Rue du Montparnasse", "Rue d'Odessa" or "Place Edgar Quinet".
Have fun guys!!
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Taiche
France1963 Posts
Thanks for the suggestions !
Yeah, I thought about "Le Plomb du Cantal", it's in my list I didn't know about the first one, I'll give it a shot.
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9071 Posts
god I've planted to come @ the blizzcon but I have so much to do till my exams, anyway it will be great event and I feel a bit envy at the ppl there
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I'll be there. I'm looking at around €40 as a reasonable budget.
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You can add two more to that list. Me and my buddy pistasj are coming as well. Considering we aren't looking for anything overly fancy money isn't an issue. Looking forward to the meeting!
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Calgary26004 Posts
I'm coming. The ballerer the better.
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At Blizzcon last year we had a successful meet-up after the first day at a local restaurant. It was a good chance for people to get to know one another and have some good food and drink.
