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Omnivorously curious Paris-based food & travel writer. Author of Hungry for Paris, Hungry for France and MY PLACE AT THE TABLE, Harvest Books

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French Restaurant Review: La Table De Pierre Reboul

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By Alexander Lobrano Verified
| France Today Verified
Like too many other French cities, Aix-en-Provence is growing on its edges in a helter-skelter way that has more to do with commercial exigencies than traditional French urbanism. The architecture in these new quartiers is generally modern and mediocre, a style that would rightly provoke the scorn of King Charles.
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Gustav Klimt News, info and highlights - Galerie Magazine

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By Suzy Katz, Alexandria H. Sillo Verified, Alexander Lobrano Verified
| Galerie Magazine Verified
Tag All from Gustav Klimt Art & Culture The Artful Life: 8 Things Galerie Editors Love This Week From the newly opened Mount Kenya Rhino Reserve Safari Camp on a 45,000-acre private conservancy to a touch of la dolce vita on Long Island’s East End courtesy of Dolce & Gabbana.
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French Restaurant Review: Poésie, Nîmes

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By Alexander Lobrano Verified
| France Today Verified
From a jazz-tinged bistro in Nîmes to a two-star table in Narbonne, regional France is the place to eat, says Alexander Lobrano POÉSIE, NÎMES Just a few steps from Les Halles de Nîmes, the superb covered food market in the heart of this ancient Roman town, chef Nicolas Fontaine’s lyrical new restaurant has immediately become the talk of his ardently gastronomic southern French hometown. It’s tucked away down a pedestrian lane, and the pleasure of a meal here begins as soon as you step inside.
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