I want to take a little breather about the joys of shopping in London and Paris to talk a little about the food in Paris. It’s been exquisite and my palate was every bit as indulged in as my shopping habits were. The culinary delights in Paris are on par with anything else the city has to offer and the best part is that I don’t have to spend a forture to enjoy a good meal. I had lunch at Montmartre and had the most divine salad. Even the most simple of salads turned out to be a gastronomic adventure. Of course I had to order a crepe after that, and the lemon and sugar crepe worked out beautifully.

Oh, when you’re at Printemps, you have to check out the cafeteria at the top floor for the most amazing view of the city of Paris. There serve up a pretty good fare too. All that shopping during the day certainly worked up my appetite and after spending the entire day at Printemps, I went for a fancy dinner at Les Editeurs. In Paris, it is possible to be a gourmet without breaking your piggy bank. All you have to do it eat at the places where the Parisians eat and avoid the tourist traps. Les Editeurs is one such best-kept secret the Parisians have. It is located in the district of Odéon, which is where the literary heart of Paris beats. Designed with bookshelves that house literary gems, this elegant restaurant welcomes you to while your time away whether you are grabbing a cuppa and reading or chatting with your friends during an intimate dinner setting. Choc addicts should definitely try the chocolate soufflé dessert. It’s enticing smell intoxicated me from the next table and I had to order one. Thank goodness I have all that walking around to do tomorrow to work off the excesses of tonight’s dinner.