I don't think the French would know what shredded pork is, Abraham! The nearest you'd get is a ham sandwich in a baguette and of course you'd get a chilled beer but in a mountain village like this, it wouldn't be draft beer.
I'll have to take you somewhere else! We'd do a little better in Menton but probably Monaco would be best - in one of the American restaurants there - perhaps Stars n Bars. Might be a bit noisy for you tho!
Loved Abe's reference to one of my favorite American sandwiches. LOL Well, if it's a mountain village, I'm thinking it might be quite a hike or bicycle ride, so "une biere" would do nicely! :-) BTW...this is a quaint little spot. I like the color scheme. Can one choose any paint color or does it have to be approved by the village? Merci!
I love all the plants in the front and on the windows. That is one thing that struck me when I was in France last summer was the many houses and public areas that had beautiful bright flowers. I guess it is the enjoyment of the summertime!
It looks like a special place. To me I would go there and ask for a shredded pork sandwich with diced onions and a draft beer.
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I don't think the French would know what shredded pork is, Abraham! The nearest you'd get is a ham sandwich in a baguette and of course you'd get a chilled beer but in a mountain village like this, it wouldn't be draft beer.
ReplyDeleteI'll have to take you somewhere else! We'd do a little better in Menton but probably Monaco would be best - in one of the American restaurants there - perhaps Stars n Bars. Might be a bit noisy for you tho!
Looks like a nice cafe'.
ReplyDeleteWell, Jilly, when and where do we meet??
ReplyDeleteLoved Abe's reference to one of my favorite American sandwiches. LOL
ReplyDeleteWell, if it's a mountain village, I'm thinking it might be quite a hike or bicycle ride, so "une biere" would do nicely! :-)
BTW...this is a quaint little spot. I like the color scheme. Can one choose any paint color or does it have to be approved by the village? Merci!
I love all the plants in the front and on the windows. That is one thing that struck me when I was in France last summer was the many houses and public areas that had beautiful bright flowers. I guess it is the enjoyment of the summertime!
ReplyDeleteIt's lovely there, Jilly. Have a cafe for me sometime soon.
ReplyDeleteThat is quite a quaint little spot. I love those little purple flowers in the lower right window.
ReplyDeleteI wish I could see what was written on the ardoise.
Looks like my place, Jilly. Had to laugh at Abe's shredded pork. However a sanglier stew would be OK...though maybe not down Menton way?
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