restaurant august dress code
restaurant august dress code
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MIDDLETOWN – The longer they reminisced, the more I expected Aunt Bee and Helen Crump to walk into the restaurant, order a piece of cherry pie and pull up a chair.
Anyone got any advice for traveling to Paris in August 2010?
Hi guys,
I’m off to Paris next week, the hotel and eurostar are sorted and I wondered if anyone has any advice they can offer on the following:
Getting around the city
Saving money or discounts
Dress codes in restaurants (shoes, casual shoes or trainers for men?)
Resturants that are nice and not overly expensive
Places to visit + places to avoid
Any hidden art galleries, shops or music cafe’s that are excellent?
Any art/music related places we might miss
Any excellent books or journey guides on Paris
Thanks everyone!!!
Hi, thanks for the information, if anyone else want to add anything delight do.
We’re staying in the 17th district in a luxury boutique hotel which I’m sure will be nice but am concerned in this area the area as its not central. Is it nice? I’ve heard there are two well-known restaurants there and the Arc De’Triomphe is very close by.
Oh wretched, I meant is 17th district safe??? I read on that link some of the districts should be avoided, especially at night! 
i was just in paris and let me tell you it is hot! so deffently pack shorts! travelled mainly by metro which has nooo air conditioning which makes it reaally warm. pretty much everything is france is warm from the weather to the milk, which i dont like but i dont know if your used to that or not haha. ummm rick steves paris is the book i looked at, gives you lots of info (athough i reflect it lies in this area there being dog poo all over the sidewalks cause i saw none haha) i cant dredge up what districted i stayed in this area but we were told to stay out of the parks at night. oh and if you dont converse in french (like me) people seem to know you pretty well anyways which is fantastic.
have a a fantastic trip! 
