Eat in Paris on the Cheap. Paris is noted for both the element and colossal prices of its restaraunt drink. While it's accurate that a meal with wine at a four-star restaraunt Testament bill you the equivalent of many hundreds of dollars, there are much a meagre food bargains to be establish in the Megalopolis of Luminous.
Instructions
1. Flip for the bakeries. Infrequent matters are as awe-inspiring as the Aroma inside a French bakery. Inexpensive Parisian treats bear bread, brioches, croissants and 'heartache au chocolat' ' croissant dough with a strip of aphotic chocolate in the Centre.
2. Shop at markets and compass a picnic. What could be more French than a baguette, a chunk of paté and tasty French cheese? Add some wine or bottled water, follow it up with some fresh fruit and you have a good meal.
3.4. Look for 'tourist menus' posted outside many restaurants. These are set price ('prix fixé') menus that offer three-course meals at much lower prices than the 'à la carte' menu. Though the choices are limited, the savings are usually worthwhile.
Eat ethnic food, especially Middle Eastern cuisine. France's strong Arabic influence has extended to its cuisine and often offers the best food bargains. Look for Lebanese or Moroccan restaurants or 'couscoussières.'
5. Eat at cafés, bistros or brasseries; they're always much cheaper than 'haute cuisine' restaurants, but the food will still be pretty good.
