One of my favorite neighborhoods in Paris is Montmartre and it's not because Moulin Rouge is located at its foothills or where you can find most of Dali's work but because it's just plain pretty. And with the many attractions available in this area, it was a big challenge finding a restaurant that wasn't "touristy". Thankfully, we stumbled upon Le Moulin Galette Cafe, which turned out to be pretty darn good. Here's what we ate:
Fois gras served with fig and apple compote, served with a side of salad.
Roasted sea bass with risotto and pumpkin.
Osso bucco. I don't eat any parts of a cow, whether it's young or old. "A" ordered this and I have to admit, it looked too good to pass. I sampled a bit of the homemade pasta with the osso bucco sauce. Divine.
The restaurant entrance.
Address: Montmartre, 83, rue Lepic 75018 Paris - France
i share your "unable to eat beef" instinct!...either its a deep-stuck stigma or that one is just not that carnal a carnivore!
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