bistros

• “As we well know Europe cannot sort out its own back yard without the US and ourselves to do the work, so militarily we will be reliant of the US who pasty faced Liberals sit in bistros abusing all day.”

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• “Having stemmed wineglasses is great, but don’t get stuck on the glasses you use for wine service: remember that in French bistros and Italian trattorias wine is often served in tumblers that are a lot like juice glasses and that seems just fine.”

  Simon & Schuster: The Art and Craft of Entertaining

• “The transparent gummy flesh of a lemon-shaped abiu tastes like a cross between wine gums and the crème caramels served in French bistros back home.”

  Simon & Schuster: The Fruit Hunters

• “* The new gold standard for panning famous Parisian bistros.”

  The Washington Post: Lunch Room Chatter: Ronald to retire?

• “You will see them in the bars and bistros of Beaune in the early evening drinking the local wines in their jeans and work jackets talking about the weather and their vines.”

  Of Burgundy, Bordeaux and pork bellies [poll] | Dr Vino's wine blog

• “Over the next months, I will present in a series of essays examples of these other sorts of meetings of science, technology and religion: on Wall Street and Main Street, in bedrooms and boardrooms and examination rooms, in bistros and bodegas, in short, in all the places where, as a matter of course, we live our lives.”

  The Huffington Post: Noah Efron: The Meeting Of Science And Religion In Real Life

• “In today's Weekend section, we take a look at the heart of Capitol Hill -- specifically, the intimate bistros and book shops of Eastern Market, and the rapid commercial development that's revitalizing Barracks Row.”

  The Washington Post: Weekend Update: Get to know Eastern Market, Barracks Row

• “There are so many young women pushing strollers in my neighborhood that the single set is objecting that they are taking up too much space on the sidewalks and in the bistros and cafés.”

  The Huffington Post: Robert E. Murphy: The Brooklyn Nets -- How Sweet the Sound

• “There are so many young women pushing strollers in my neighborhood that the single set is objecting that they are taking up too much space on the sidewalks and in the bistros and cafés.”

  The Huffington Post: Robert E. Murphy: The Brooklyn Nets -- How Sweet the Sound

• “With its European-style mansions, Art Deco touches and mature trees, the neighborhood is increasingly upscale, attracting growing numbers of Western expats as well as bistros and boutiques.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Embracing Old Shanghai

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