Loved this interview! I was one of the people who had your Paris Pastry app and walked 10 miles a day for 3 days enjoying all of your recommendations! It was amazing, so thank you :)
So enjoyed this and will save Bryan's recommendations for my next trip to Paris! Have earmarked his book to download as a reference. And, like you, I'm now wondering about that chocolate croissant in NYC!
Merci. Having not be in Paris for a long time - too long - I have always rented the same apartment on the Rue Mornay. I could always pretend that I lived in Paris, I had my butcher, baker and wine shop. Please don't tell me it's become touristville. Where does one go now? It was so convenient, I could walk to one of 3 Metro stations, it did feel like home.
This was a fun read! It makes me miss traveling. We have been to Paris many times and usually stay in the 7th or 15th. Always at a hotel. Our daughter attended the American University of Paris for a semester and lived in an apartment there and we got to see a lot of Paris from a different viewpoint which was also fun. My favorite shopping was at Monoprix, lol. And always tea at Mariage Freres.
When you learn the name of the source of those chocolate croissants, could you please share it with this croissant-loving Brooklynite (and your other readers?)
Loved this interview! I was one of the people who had your Paris Pastry app and walked 10 miles a day for 3 days enjoying all of your recommendations! It was amazing, so thank you :)
Love the guy. Next time in Paris I will contact him for a tour. 🥰
Great interview. Interesting comparison/contrast between Paris and Brooklyn. Lots of French families living in Brooklyn now. Thank you for a fun post!
So enjoyed this and will save Bryan's recommendations for my next trip to Paris! Have earmarked his book to download as a reference. And, like you, I'm now wondering about that chocolate croissant in NYC!
What a great read - thanks so much. I’ll start following Bryan on his adventures.
Merci. Having not be in Paris for a long time - too long - I have always rented the same apartment on the Rue Mornay. I could always pretend that I lived in Paris, I had my butcher, baker and wine shop. Please don't tell me it's become touristville. Where does one go now? It was so convenient, I could walk to one of 3 Metro stations, it did feel like home.
Great interview David, merci. Now I want to buy some new books, book a tour with Bryan and check out some of his suggestions. Oh Paris, tu me manques!
Fabulous! Thank you.
This was a fun read! It makes me miss traveling. We have been to Paris many times and usually stay in the 7th or 15th. Always at a hotel. Our daughter attended the American University of Paris for a semester and lived in an apartment there and we got to see a lot of Paris from a different viewpoint which was also fun. My favorite shopping was at Monoprix, lol. And always tea at Mariage Freres.
When you learn the name of the source of those chocolate croissants, could you please share it with this croissant-loving Brooklynite (and your other readers?)
I’ve resolved NOT to stay in Saint-Germain next time. We spent so much time in the Métro getting up to the 10th!