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Newest Review: ... any weight with French drivers. I'm almost certain that if there had been room we would have found drivers trying to park their cars between the tables! Gildas Delamer also own a wine merchants elsewhere in Paris (15 Rue de la Reynie) and consequently have an interesting list of wines on their menu. This is predominantly a fish restaurant although they also have a respectable list of meat dishes. Vegetarian, however, is not their thing. We ate there twice, trying fish on the first occasion and meat on the second. Neither disappointed. For starters my wife had the rabbit pate, almost a meal in itself and definitely more than sh... more

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Restaurants in Paris in general: Gildas Delamer - The Plaice to eat in Paris (855 words)
by - written on 26/07/01 (Very useful, 137 readings)
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Gildas Delamer 24 Rue Montorgueil Les Halles Paris 2 Tel: 01 42 21 12 11 The decision to go to Paris was, typically for me, a last minute one. I never know what to do by way of our Wedding Anniversary but Paris is always a safe bet on any occasion. We both love the place, having been there more times than we can remember, and never tire of yet another visit. For the first time we travelled by Eurostar. From where we live, Waterloo is in any case our London mainline station so, an easier journey than flying and virtually door-to-door. Like London, the only other city in the World worth a damn, there is always ... Read the complete review

Orestias (St-Germain - 6ème) (144 words)
by - written on 11/08/00 (Very useful, 91 readings)
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The Orestias (pronounced O-re-STIE-as) is a Greek/French restaurant in the St. Germain (6ème) quarter of Paris. The prices are staggeringly low and the food is excellent – they do a “menu à 46F” (only until 8pm on weekdays), which includes a starter (including very tasty charcuterie – mixed ham and salamis), and a main course (the steak comes very highly recommended – I can’t comment on the other dishes because all six of us had the same thing!). House wine is often seen as the ultimate Gallic gamble, but the house red here is more than adequate – and, of course, very cheap. The waiters will be pleased to see you and as friendly ... Read the complete review