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The sky was grey and threatening rain as I hurried down rue de l'Estrapade in search of lunch. The first drops began to fall as I opened the door to Tashi Delek, a Tibetan restaurant nestled on the narrow rue des Fossées Saint Jacques. I parted the folds of a brightly hued curtain and left the cold winter streets and pattering rain behind for a warm dining room and the ...

Brimming with a sort of Asian-Bohemian-inspired ambiance, Charlie Birdy is the best of both (or all) worlds. During the week (now every night from 4-8 p.m. also happy hour and 50% off of drinks), they feature live music ranging from jazz to blues to funk, and on weekends a DJ named Joachim spins the Grease soundtrack, Nirvana and AC/DC in between interesting house mixes and all ...

One thing that always amazes me in my daily strolls around town are the number of people that I see participating in one of those generic big red bus tours. I, personally, believe that walking is always the better way to discover a city. While Paris may seem daunting, with a good pair of shoes and plenty of energy (and very little use of the métro) one can easily walk from ...

There are many things that I believe are typically, intrinsically American, and therefore do not (and in my opinion, should not) extend beyond our borders. For instance, professional wrestling, soap operas, NASCAR, and trailer parks (funny how all of these things seem to go together in a neat little “white-trash” package... Also funny that the French do have terrible soap operas, are addicted to Formula 1 racing and sometimes choose ...