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  1. Paulette

    French

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    A cosy French bistro in Little Venice named after one of the owners' grandmothers, which tells you a fair bit about the vibe before you've even sat down. Escargots, moules marinière, filet de boeuf, chocolate soufflé, an all-French wine list that doesn't punish you for ordering a second bottle, and a fridge of produce to take home. The kind of neighborhood place everyone claims doesn't exist anymore, quietly existing.

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    • Escargots

      “The atmosphere is convivial – you get the feeling most customers walked here – and the menu is hugely appealing; expect everything from escargots and moules marinière to filet de boeuf and chocolate soufflé.”

      Michelin Guide
    • Moules marinière

      “The atmosphere is convivial – you get the feeling most customers walked here – and the menu is hugely appealing; expect everything from escargots and moules marinière to filet de boeuf and chocolate soufflé.”

      Michelin Guide
    • Filet de boeuf

      “The atmosphere is convivial – you get the feeling most customers walked here – and the menu is hugely appealing; expect everything from escargots and moules marinière to filet de boeuf and chocolate soufflé.”

      Michelin Guide
    • Chocolate soufflé

      “The atmosphere is convivial – you get the feeling most customers walked here – and the menu is hugely appealing; expect everything from escargots and moules marinière to filet de boeuf and chocolate soufflé.”

      Michelin Guide

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