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Eating & Drinking In Paris by: Andy Herbach, Michael Dillon List Price: CDN$ 11.99 City Travel Guides Price: CDN$ 10.79 You Save: CDN$1.20 (10%)Prices subject to change. |
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Binding: Paperback Dewey Decimal Number: 914 EAN: 9781593601119 ISBN: 1593601115 Label: Open Road Manufacturer: Open Road Number Of Pages: 128 Publication Date: April 08, 2008 Publisher: Open Road Studio: Open Road Sales Rank: 250734 Browse for similar items by category:
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 Rating: - Incredibly helpful!I used this small book (easy to carry everywhere) on a recent trip to Paris. I found it incredibly helpful in trying to decipher menus, and when we sat near other Americans they clearly were jealous of this handy guide. In addition to menu translations, this book also contains useful tips about dining out in Paris. Rating: - Essential for a trip to Paris!This little book - the size is perfect for a purse - was indispensible in Paris. I don't speak French but this guide book let us be confident about what we were ordering without hesitation. It was often borrowed by people at other tables who were having a difficult time. Loved the little "handwritten" notations in the margins. Rating: - Eating & Drinking in Paris has been fully updated.Eating & Drinking in Paris has been fully updated. You'll find: over 3,000 food-related words and phrases over 100 fabulous places to eat and drink over 30 unique food and wine stores 10 simple rules of dining in Paris 7 great outdoor markets. Rating: - Updated edition now available!Eating & Drinking in Paris has been updated! Search amazon.com for the new second edition. The new edition has the most comprehensive French menu reader available and lists more than 100 great places to eat and drink in Paris. You'll also find information on food markets, food stores, wine stores, wine bars and tips on budget dining. Rating:  - This book was handy to have.I would not call this book a must have for traveling to Paris but it was a handy reference guide to find out what something was on a menu. It did save me from at least one mistake in ordering something I would not have wanted to eat! On the other hand, I felt that it was a little high-brow in that the least expensive restaurants were listed as below $25 and, call me cheap, but that is not necessarily budget dining for my family. We found that drinks were often the most expensive part of our meal and this book does not touch on that at all. I used Rick Steves' Paris 2003 book much more often than I used this one. Get both if you can afford it. |
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