/restaurant-reviews/a-bona-fide-bistro-and-a-promising-newcomer-la-cave-beauvau-a-la-fouchette-du-printemps-b/ Thu, 18 Oct 2012 15:49:07 +0000 hourly 1 /restaurant-reviews/a-bona-fide-bistro-and-a-promising-newcomer-la-cave-beauvau-a-la-fouchette-du-printemps-b/#comment-122 Thu, 18 Oct 2012 15:49:07 +0000 /restaurant-reviews/a-bona-fide-bistro-and-a-promising-newcomer-la-cave-beauvau-a-la-fouchette-du-printemps-b/#comment-122 Unfortunately Saturday lunch offers relatively few options for old-fashioned bistro cooking in Paris. I think your best bet might be La Fontaine de Mars in the 7th arrondissement. Best, Alec

]]> /restaurant-reviews/a-bona-fide-bistro-and-a-promising-newcomer-la-cave-beauvau-a-la-fouchette-du-printemps-b/#comment-121 Thu, 18 Oct 2012 11:01:25 +0000 /restaurant-reviews/a-bona-fide-bistro-and-a-promising-newcomer-la-cave-beauvau-a-la-fouchette-du-printemps-b/#comment-121 Hi Alec- I'm just wondering whether you've been back (or anyone you know and trust has been back) to La Cave Beauvau lately, since I see that this post is 3 years old. I'm looking for a more classic-style bistro for lunch on Saturday (other planned meals are at more of-the-moment places), and the usual suspects- Chez Georges, Josephine Chez Dumonet, Le Quincy- are all closed that day. Is La Cave Beauvau still a great choice in this vein Thanks.

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