Now, Pascal's Bistro is full every weekend. The area is gong to keep growing in the next 10-20 years. There's a lot of money here,' said Le Corre, a native of France. It's a nice place to live. The schools are good, there are cart paths everywhere, there's a sense of community.
People know each other.
It's hard for anyone to walk through the restaurant and not stop at two or three tables to talk.