Cuisine
Shopping for Chocolate in Honor of Valentine’s Day
For many, the best part of Valentine’s Day is the chocolate. And while Valentine’s Day may not have originated in France, the chocolate we enjoy indulging in the most is usually French.
Eat Like You’re in Paris… in Williamsburg!
Williamsburg may be the most stereotyped neighborhood in New York. The name instantly calls to mind a certain type of bar-going, indie music-listening Brooklynite.
Eat Like You’re in Paris… in Hell’s Kitchen!
In between shopping for fabric, attending shows or even sitting in on business meetings, it is possible to eat like you’re in Paris in Hell’s Kitchen.
Valentine’s Day, The French Way: Thé des Amants
Champagne and chocolates may be les classiques, but this Valentine’s Day the French tea brand Le Palais des Thés introduces another way for gourmand couples to celebrate: sipping his and hers’ Thé des Amants (Lovers’ Tea).
Eat Like You’re in Paris… in the Meatpacking District!
While shopping at the high-end boutiques or hanging around in preparation for an evening out at one of the many nightlife venues the neighborhood has to offer, you’ll find it easy to eat like you’re in Paris in the Meatpacking District.
My Favorite Crêperie on Rue du Montparnasse
It is completely impossible for me to go to Paris and not make a trip to Rue du Montparnasse for crêpes!
Eat Like You’re in Paris… in Murray Hill and Gramercy!
Though you may feel the high-rises in these neighborhoods are distinctly New York, it is possible to eat like you’re in Paris in Murray Hill and Gramercy for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Eat Like You’re In Paris… In the West Village!
Here’s just one way you can spend the day eating like you’re in Paris in the West Village
Where to find bûches de Noël, just in time for Christmas!
If you’re not one to bake a log yourself, there are a number of different varieties of bûches de Noël available in the city.
Eat Like You’re in Paris: Boerum Hill and Cobble Hill
The Brooklyn neighborhoods Boerum Hill and Cobble Hill are notable for the large number of [...] French spots to stop at for all of the necessary meals of the day.
