My roommate and I have decided to start cooking more rather than eating out, I'm learning more about whats inexpensive here and whats not, more pictures and tips to be shared soon!
with olive oil, balsamic, garlic and a little salt.
Thursday, January 7, 2010
La Nourriture
Eating in Paris is expensive. One of our first nights here my friends and I walked into what looked like an excellent place for a meal, we were shocked when the waitress handed us the menu, we could not afford the prices! Thankfully a friend suggested that we share appetizers and wine, the waitress was happy with us, everyone tasted some delicious gourmet food, and we followed the entire experience with a trip to Pizza Panini for our real dinner... Lesson learned. Do not enter a restaurant if you cannot view the menu prior to entering.
My roommate and I have decided to start cooking more rather than eating out, I'm learning more about whats inexpensive here and whats not, more pictures and tips to be shared soon!
A simple salad I make in the apartment, make your own dressing
with olive oil, balsamic, garlic and a little salt.
My roommate and I have decided to start cooking more rather than eating out, I'm learning more about whats inexpensive here and whats not, more pictures and tips to be shared soon!
with olive oil, balsamic, garlic and a little salt.
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I visited Paris a little less than a year ago and I too noticed the high cost of food. I ended up buying food at the grocery store every day. I ate simply but it was delish and way cheaper than eating out every meal.
ReplyDelete:) The store ED is the way to go!
ReplyDeleteWhat was your favorite thing you did in Paris?