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Unfortunately we were running a little low on time, so we couldn't go too fancy (Chez Leon) or too far away (Franco) or anywhere we'd have to wait too long (Brasserie) for our Parisian dinner. You can see how that severely limited our options. We ended up at Roxane's in downtown Clayton. Does that say, "Eclectic American Bistro?" you might ask? In fact it does. But we were there for the "Continental flair" added to the "classic Parisian cafe." It was our best option.
Surprise: it was a pretty good one after all! Our first decision: to watch the game or not watch the game? Watch the game. Second: what to drink? The list of martinis and cocktails is lots of fun. I wanted one of almost everything, but limited myself to just a bellinitini (say that ten times fast after you've had a couple). Look at the restraint I exercised! Go me.
Third: food. The menu isn't huge, but it's varied. We had everything from jerk chicken wings to Thai calamari to French onion soup to lamb shanks (the special of the night). The food wasn't great, but it was good. The drinks were delish.
By the time we were finished with all that, though, we were full and sleepy and didn't really want to sit through the movie. So, despite our good intentions, I still haven't seen it! Probably one that I can wait on until the DVD is out, though. But it was a fun night anyway, and now I've finally been to Roxane's!
I want to see both of these movies.
ReplyDeleteIf you do, you'll have to tell me which one to see first!
ReplyDeleteI've seen Paris twice, and Moneyball not even once, so you know which one has my vote --- AND Owen Wilson!
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