It was such a lovely day that we walked from the Musee Rodin to Les Deux Magots. It took 20 minutes to walk and we took 20 different roads. It was well worth the walk. This café has been around for since 1812 and hosted a bevy of literary and artistic greats, Hemingway, Picasso, James Joyce, Berthold Brecht and Julia Child to name a few. They all were here for the great food and spirits. We all has a drink and a toast for the great opportunity that we have been given to visit France.
Cold roast beef sandwich on a fresh baguette
Giant Escargot from Normandy
The Charcuterie platter for Laura
Tasty salad with duck breast and foi gras for Leslie
A toast for France!
One busy café scene
Our super sized placemats
We loved it!
Lipp your beer
Great butcher sign
These big doors are actually garage doors
Vines holding on for dear life
A cool river boat
Big honking swans
The statue on the front of the cool riverboat
The Isle de Seine. Here is where Paris was first founded and where Notre Dame is
Back on the right bank and off to our next adventure