The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-12
WHERE To EAT IN PARIS,
TILt.fBLE INfORM fTfON FOR THIS
AIMNEN'A IIAIJONS.


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F.0na, im,s., main N,.
Restaurants ANA cait- i'm Paris differ MS
much from one Huothera as clubs. one house s
fast another slow. Hero noble Oil fosics ARE to
h' found; there you may meet politicians.
artists. literary men. or ilnanni"rs Historical
n--1rin'iou- which may b. wanting in one
house abound in ono a fcw doors on
The Caf Angnis still holds lis place NJ thu
foremost restaurant. and it is prominence Va
wll established D4 TO nc'd no putting. Every
sovereign or Prince who has come to Paris
within th" last twenty five years has dinrd
There and many have sirprd in worry lc,iiya
company in s Grand Scile IN stairs IL IL
d. .inars are H.m"n's' rcn1wncd Tor its
NAV unui.cs: NoI.in'S 10 tine corner of the Rue
du imihourg ST. Hunor,, whore I'll" wines are
nuti' s4 variety of nqm.s. iavors. and prices to
il' consumer: and Dudnl'-. opposite the
NH i"lrin'. In these houses the ltu.-ihn prince
tn Yankee petroleum lord and the Brazilian
Win dinm9id s'ul7 are To mr sc1n infy
NOT even understand the nomenclature Of
I'm" strange disnrs which the hHbitual custom.
edr@auGTand and i Il sarp 's si' to- be
/ Pre- ird bciwren 1.-TWO other steaks. of which 4
! trick Of trade, ana state that this wustcfu
| method oi cooking II only praotiscd for we'll
| known connoi-sours, and that most peopl" who
! AK for a chai"auhrund got simply very ten
! der stoak. larger and thicker than those at
other houses. The CaffdOrtaus. I'm the palais
! mironiznd by French politicians 1t is small
! and remains almost empty. except from II til
! /. and 3 IN the evening till y. During the form.
! &c hours senators, deputies, and COUNCILLORS OF
State. vii? h9yc business ip the Gov;
/ lnn.s Royal come there shut in the evening the
! place b. Invaded nv llayEo'rs who have tickets
| p.tois tlcn-clyc-. notably Got and tho Colue.
| Linz. who are hahuc-. Among Tia" other res.
only onr which holds Gr-i-clnss rank. II iss
| noted house ier public ln4er-, llkei bose whc9
/ used 90 h' given at The London Tavern and
bong opposite To- the Paiais Royal Theatre. if is
| convenient for persons whum'Hn TO- finish thciI
! cirihr. and Gl prr.z Al the other restaur.
ants ia ilc ialai~ l9yal ar, ,cheap hli-h;
| m"nis, which provd. break insis nj q. aud
| dinners at D. 90 lcr heud. There are about
| score of them. ana on SUNDAYS they overflow
| with bourgeois iunih"s. 1hriarr they provide
| j. not bad, and their rooms are sumIuous
| hcug, in TACT, those urinceiy chumhrr- ON the
first story of tae 'alai-. which. until 1887, were
used A. licensed gambling snDons. old men
remember the days when all the-" salonns were
tbroue.d with rich strangers and young
10y the Allies. IN 1914 aud 1915 the money gam
v,r %wl ny i r. r 5 ~ u, ra .mo M nc
hali tho war indemnity with which they had
h""n sad led one must ut leave th1 Ialgis
Royal without noticing IL Cnie de la Notond"
in thu garden, which II tie rendtNous ol
all provincial actors who come to Paris 10
managers and managers meet one another ana
dis russ the " prices ~ Of comics and Jcun =.
lIfllfINs ili' hNlNlif' Nus ltifill4f u NIll 81
theatrical l"utse. in which The quotations OF
dramatic talent are established rs the prices oi
9,rt arf sge4 S1ase In Sma as s, Yen
giles used To- llorsh until five years ago. II had
platform on which an orchestra Of blind mon
most OF the performers having died OF from
lrvati9ns experienced during the siege, the
troupe has nj been recruited. lacnEth" other
end Of the lalas Royal, that whore the The
Htr" trancai- stands. IS tho Cafe lrg'ncr. the
great meeting place ~ ,.ho-s PLAYERS. for
e. l IA
pix NJ noqualninn'os hcreii h' Is Wlnhs 10
PLY 'i. - NtI 'hnn ,S"mrrs, p,.n...,.
In the Ia MuAtorgu Ill. I'trl = near the \audc-
vile, Hills IN The Boulevard dos Capurncs. and
about on a par ~ excellent houses where good
entertainment can be- got AT prices somewhat
!, has somewhat declined from its arlstotratc
! reputation earned in the days when the late
l Marquis of Hartford and Lord Henry seymour
/: were its CONSTANT patrons and thf same may Dd
sad of tn Mas Dorcr which has remained
Phiiiipp"'g is gi,en Over ' to 'S si5cS brokers
and bankers. .qnd rlurpes Itself ON ~
IN" only house where ladrd paatcs can find
h"melike inr" at moment notice N,,rlS pc,
princes. which used 10 b. the b,sc hotel in
Europe forty yours ago. When the hut" was
demolished To maxi way for III" arcade which
bear. lis name. the dining room was left stand
, ing and very large AMI handsome ono It is,
, | W. may como now To- another class ot houses
] Brehaui's which j. the journalists house Of
. call: the Holder. where officers ongregate; tho
5 Cato Cardinal. resort of hcademiclans, men oi
SCIENCE. and publishers; and Toroni'S. This
lilst caic, huiii under Napoleon l., has retained
is reputation for nearly seventy years a. an Ice
3. and choeoia,r house il SUPPLIES break.
insts. tut not dinners or suppors. Its
c',s,ire is kept select 10y means OF higher prices
! tnan AT other cafes, but no other hous" uluris
I | rnir shmont- Of such unimpruchahlc quality
i Tho Holder, whore civilian face can scarce be
{ lis head waiter. Felix. who is walking army
! list, in that he il said 10 know the name OF al
u the officers above Majors rank in the French
sHtNlcr' lhls r'inhIARpc mhii Is hlaple
though erudite. Paul Brebant. the owner o
Playwright and journalist. n we'll - AN eatinl
q house keeper. and ne las always shown agra
9 anxiety To monopolile IN" custom II WIN
= cerded pretty well, for almost all his patrons
:. earn tll'r living by brain work while hi'
u connection with the stage brings dozens o
: Hctr"ssrS daily over his threshold. All tn ban
~ quels which authors give alter the nun iredtl
. Brtbait's' Going higher Hp tn5 Boulcvards
y W. come 10 the CAT" dc Mndrid which II muri
q frcqurntcd 10y writers in comic papers also by
= would-be journalists. who come hero TO NEE
l. petty editors; opposite Is tho Cuit dos Varieties
- Ihlcirrrs, election agents. ~ The Gale III
: Gymna-" is another house for comcdiNns an,
a. Bonnrioy-. higher NJ is r'sored To by ciyi
nhpd" of club for this learned profession A
We walk along III" Boulcvards We may observ
several restaurants over which the name u
DuNal' figures. and these are very popula
r. house. too. Thor are about twenty OF then
IN lufis, ana thrY an brlphS Ia me same owner
Originally opened for tho accommodation q
workingmcn. their luxurious fittings and gen
h era ccanlin' ~ not less than ih" suundhes7 u
their cuokiug. soon procured them the patron
III age of n higher class OF customers. NuwHday
Ia aworkmnn's blouse j. meyer seen ~ them, AM
ia tLny haN' gradually h"onr tiI' ,dihu- hou-n
M IF the smaller huulGrnisc and If young hache
=. lors. tourists, ana others Whu do not ear" L
= suiruou-ly moderate. and eve the recent ndtii
- tiun OF - per cent docs not bring them nrarI
20 10 the l,v'l Of thr prices m Urinary n.u,os
- In all the liuNul -tauralt~, "N''I 'h" thr ~
IN tendance is performed 10y waltr' --"7 ln glt
~ gowns. whitoapr1u~. Nnd cups yriA ~uru .""l
m comcly II IL found that these young lnllc
>" wait much better thuu urn, AMI % ls surprising
t. tuut NJ. IuNaIo rNdaIIo lu ut4tiuS irmal
" hands for what d. essentially Wum,u's Wor
IN should not yet have been moro cAtensNcl
m copied IS his brother r~tuurucuro.
4. 4 Tobacco Bo> aud II Reminisccnce.
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