Checkout the insiders guide to Paris on page 76 I wrote for the prestigious online lifestyle and travel magazine The Address http://www.theaddress.info/no4/the-address4-sp.pdf
I am happy to announce the launch of Eye Prefer Paris Cooking Classes. Come take an ethnic culinary journey with me and chef and caterer Charlotte Puckette, co-author of the bestseller The Ethnic Paris Cookbook (with Olivia Kiang-Snaije). First we will shop at a Paris green-market for the freshest ingredients and then return to Charlotte’s professional kitchen near the Eiffel Tower to cook a three-course lunch. After, we will indulge in the delicious feast we prepared along with hand-selected wines.
Cost: 185 euros per person (about $240)
Time: 9:30AM- 2PM (approximately 4 1/2 hours)
Location: We will meet by a metro station close to the market
Class days: Tuesday,Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday
Minimum of 3 students, maximum 6 students.
Click here to sign up for the next class or for more info.
I am pleased as punch to announce the launch of Eye Prefer Paris Tours, which are 3-hour walking tours I will personally be leading. The Eye Prefer Paris Tour includes many of the places I have written about such as small museums & galleries, restaurants, cafes & food markets, secret addresses, fashion & home boutiques, parks, and much more.
I look forward to meeting you on my tours and it will be my pleasure and delight to show you my insiders Paris.
Check it out at www.eyepreferparistours.com
Errm... the picture for Jean Paul Hevin (in the pdf guide) - isn't that Pierre Herme new macarons/chocolate shop?
Posted by: Lil | November 03, 2009 at 08:09 AM
"April in Paris was wonderful...I'm ready for Fall in Paris!!!"
Posted by: Phil | November 03, 2009 at 05:01 PM
Thank you so much for your wonderful e-mails and a special thank you for the photos of the beautiful fall foliage that decorates the buildings in one of my favorite cities.
Posted by: Sheilaa | November 04, 2009 at 08:30 AM
those autumn colours are just wonderful aren't they? They are so warm to view on the screen but of course we all know that the air is crisp when viewing them 'plein air' .... thank you!
I am a very loyal reader for two reasons ... firstly the content is always more enriching and rewarding than one expects and secondly I long to be in Paris so much that I just read as if you are my 'imaginary' friend and you are keeping me up to date while I am just having a holiday away from my 'home'.
Posted by: Linda | November 04, 2009 at 12:04 PM
wow these are so lovely reminds me of O'Henry's The Last Leaf
Posted by: ZSP | November 07, 2009 at 11:54 PM
Beautiful. Here in Maine the leaves are all off the trees... and winter is on its way! Enjoy the colors while you can!
Posted by: Erica- Haven in Paris | November 08, 2009 at 01:56 PM
Does anyone know the best dates to enjoy the Parisian foiliage? I am planning a trip for fall 2010
Posted by: Joe | November 15, 2009 at 04:30 PM