An Abundance of Choices of Places to Eat

           Not far from the Louvre is a great little square with an abundance of mealtime choices.  Place due Marche Saint-Honore has a bunch of really nice restaurants to choose from. 

          If you’ve been to the Louvre, you’ve taken the #1 train from George VI station.  Place de la Concorde is a stop before you get to the Louvre.  The next stop is Tuileries; then Palais Royale-Musee du Lourve. 

          Opposite the Tuileries Metro Station is a street the ends on Rue Rivioli – Rue du 29 Juillet.  Follow Rue du 29 Juillet one long block, cross Rue Saint-Honore (which is a great street to walk down; lots of interesting shops).  At the corner of Rue du 29 Juillet is a restaurant – Le Coupe d’ Or (the gold cup) which is okay and Baby Tuileries (fight to urge to buy baby clothes there).  Continue walking toward the glass building at the end of the street.  This is Place due March Saint-Honore.  Walk counter clockwise around the square:

·         Le Pain Quoliden has great open face sandwiches.

·         Charly Bun’s is a hamburger place – remember to eat with knife & fork

·         Rozowsiki’s is another hamburger place.

·         Cuisine et Confidences has great salads.