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Bastard, Algernon

"The Gourmet's Guide to Europe"


Potage Lamballe.
Friture de Goujons.
Longe de veau aux Celeris.
Gelinotte a la Casserole.
Salade Romaine et Concombre.
Dessert.
The little Restaurant Francais, on the Promenade des Anglais, is one of
the cheeriest places possible to breakfast at on a sunny morning. In the
garden are palm-trees, and the tables are further shaded by great pink
and white umbrellas. A scarlet-coated band of Hungarians plays
inoffensive music under the verandah of the house, and the page and the
_chasseur_ water the road before the garden constantly with a fire-hose,
in order that the motor-cars which go rushing past shall not smother the
breakfast-eaters with dust. Broiled eggs and asparagus points, a trout
fresh from the river Loup--if such a fish is on the bill of fare--and
some tiny bird either roasted or _en casserole_, with some light white
wine, is a suitable meal to be eaten in this garden of a doll's-house
restaurant. The house has its history. It was formerly the Villa Wuertz
Dundas, where so many art treasures were collected in the salons Louis
XV. and XVI. Mons. Emile Favre, the new proprietor, has added
considerably to the old house.
The Restaurant du Helder, the white building in the arcade of the big
Place, has good cookery, and its _table-d'hote_ meals are excellent.


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