Chez Prune - Paris (sitios de interés)
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FRUGAL TRAVELER
At Chez Prune, perhaps the neighborhood’s most popular cafe, with a lively terrace, I started making a game of counting the scruffy bearded men with fabulously disheveled coifs — the way only French men can wear their hair. They always seemed to be engaged in nicotine- and wine-fueled debates over their latest film or art projects before they hopped onto their Vespas, mobile phones cleverly tucked inside their helmets. It seemed like the epicenter of artsy intellectualism — the way I imagined Café Select on the Left Bank might have been in the ’60s.
had 3-euro beers at Chez Prune (71, quai de Valmy; 33-1-42-41-30-47), right next to a bridge made famous by Marcel Carné’s 1938 movie “Hôtel du Nord.”
http://frugaltraveler.blogs.nytimes.com/2008/05/28/making-friends-and-dinner-in-paris/
At Chez Prune, perhaps the neighborhood’s most popular cafe, with a lively terrace, I started making a game of counting the scruffy bearded men with fabulously disheveled coifs — the way only French men can wear their hair. They always seemed to be engaged in nicotine- and wine-fueled debates over their latest film or art projects before they hopped onto their Vespas, mobile phones cleverly tucked inside their helmets. It seemed like the epicenter of artsy intellectualism — the way I imagined Café Select on the Left Bank might have been in the ’60s.
had 3-euro beers at Chez Prune (71, quai de Valmy; 33-1-42-41-30-47), right next to a bridge made famous by Marcel Carné’s 1938 movie “Hôtel du Nord.”
http://frugaltraveler.blogs.nytimes.com/2008/05/28/making-friends-and-dinner-in-paris/