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good french restaurant?

1 post · Mar 9, 1999

Christine B.Univ. of PittsburghMar 9, 1999
 I agree with Andy - We had a very salty, expensive, uninspired dinner at
 Le Perroquet.  For the same $$$, we had a spectacular meal, every bite a
 pleasure, at Le Pommier. Both in January, so unless something has
 changed...  Christine

 ,
 Andrew T. wrote:

 > Someone wrote:
 >
 > >
 > >
 > >Fay C. wrote:
 > >
 > >> I'm looking for a good french restaurant ($15-$30 entrees).
 > >> Anyone have a recommendation?
 > >
 > >Le Perroquet in Shadyside is really good. It's about a half block away from
 > >Walnut down past the parking garage (whatever street that is).
 >
 > Really? I thought it was aweful. Fois gras was cold in the middle,
 profiterols' chocolate sauce tasted like Hershy's. Le
 > Pommier is much better.
 >
 > Andy
 > --------------
 > At one point, the President inserted a cigar into Ms. Lewinsky's vagina, then
 > put the cigar in his mouth and said: "It tastes good."
 >   - Ken Starr's Report to Congress, September, 1998

 Christine Berliner
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