My lot will approach this with the usual gourmets elegance ; "five mixed grills and five large beers my good man / garcon" and don't delay
Anyone able to translate that and put it on tshirts? red, size veryXL
My lot will approach this with the usual gourmets elegance ; "five mixed grills and five large beers my good man / garcon" and don't delay
Anyone able to translate that and put it on tshirts? red, size veryXL
Offside Ref! He's being doing it all day
With a 2.30 ko, you'd want to be leaving by 1pm, so I'm not sure there'll be time for lunch, unless you were to head out there for noon and have lunch near the ground ?Originally Posted by glorob
You are supposed to organize these things. There surely is a decent restaurant near the stadium.
Last edited by glorob; 28th-September-2012 at 17:58.
Have your breakfast at 6am, and then lunch at midday. Sorted.
I have not found one yet. Terminus Nord will sort you out. It is the same owners as Bofinger.
There's a grand bar in the square opposite the basillica and the food isn't bad, usual French cafe fair , omelettes , quiche, croque Madame and the wine is good value. Get a seat outside and watch all the couples getting we'd in the Hotel de Ville which is also opposite. As St Denis is quite a mosaic of cultures all the different weddings are a great site !
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Of course a nice fresh jambons and a couple of 1664's on a bench by the Canal on a nice sunny day is enjoyable.
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So lunch in gare du nord and then to Corcoran's Bar to meet fellow munster fans? Sounds good!
don't know has it been mentioned yet...but be carefull buying pints in the ground...they have a tendency to sell non alcoholic beer
Not a tendency it's sans alcohol full stop !
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Hi All,
Anyone know of any kid friendly places? Bringing my two lads (10 + 13) down from Lille for the game!
Cheers,
M.
On matchday there should be no problem saw loads of kids in bars in Paris the last few times I was there for a game !
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Nah, no need to be sorry, I know how much you enjoy whinging.
Are you coming ?
Bourgeois foodies- your time is up!
Last edited by aupa les rouges; 4th-October-2012 at 20:47.
So lads where is the meeting point for before hand? too tired to read the full two pages
O'Sullivans
http://www.mrsc.ie/News_Detail.aspx?rowid=66547
Getting from Place de Clichy to Stade de France will take a bit of time - anybody got a good indication?
15-20 minutes, Line 13 on the Metro direct to Saint-Denis – Porte de Paris which is beside the Stade de France.
I presume the pub chosen has wifi.. Maybe a dumb question, but hey... Why break with tradition....
He was as lame as a duck. Not the metaphorical lame duck either, but a real duck that was actually lame. Maybe from stepping on a land mine or something.
Ooooh, so you're doing VIP bracelets now
Not at all. There's a direct line which brings you in 15min at the stadium.
Had this line in 2010 while fully packed with drum playing Biaritz fans.
I don't like O'Sullivans.
Tell me why ?
Quote from my buddy from Limerick in Paris: "what Sulli's don't show you next door is the Moulin Rouge, its right in the red light district. A pretty dodgy area, makes limerick look like beverly hills"
You gotta love it...
To Infinity, Montpellier & Beyond...actually scratch that, there's nowhere harder to get to than Montpellier...
Der is an isle
Anyone..?
He was as lame as a duck. Not the metaphorical lame duck either, but a real duck that was actually lame. Maybe from stepping on a land mine or something.
If you go further down towards Pigalle, it's the red light district alright. Between Blanche & Place de Clichy it's OK
Ta Kermit. Missus Buzzyear will greatly appreciate that clarification, I'd gladly show her the post except I fear the kermit & i_l_c avatars might undermine the well intentioned reassurance.
To Infinity, Montpellier & Beyond...actually scratch that, there's nowhere harder to get to than Montpellier...
Der is an isle
I´ll make mine a little demure then..... hold on.... give me 5 minutes.....
I´ll miss her though....
He was as lame as a duck. Not the metaphorical lame duck either, but a real duck that was actually lame. Maybe from stepping on a land mine or something.
Not a fan of O'Sullivan either but the place is large enough if you need to pack in a lot of people.
Irish Pubs in Paris in general have gone down the dumps IMO. I used to enjoy Coolins though but I haven't been there in while.
Pigalle is absolutely no trouble, just a few sex shops but the place has been cleaned up, it is not dodgy like it used to be. If you look around you will find a number of nice little "bars ā vin", I advise that against a stale overpriced pint of what you easily drink at home.
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