I just had a delightful lunch at Les Halles, a wonderful little brasserie on Park Avenue South. I started with the onion soup, then had the Onglet a le chalote (the Angus beef hanger steak with a shallot sauce) and the homemade fries, along with a few glasses of an amusing little Sancerre - and then walked home. That's almost 70 blocks.
And I feel like I could walk back down there, have dessert and then walk home again.
My new regimen has got me bounding with energy. I wish I could share it here, but, of course, I can't take the chance my husky right-wing friend will learn it and drop some pounds.
Monday, September 17, 2007
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5 comments:
You ARE amazing! lol
you should be writing for the village voice. you might want to man-ify a couple of your "amusing" lunchtime descriptions.
70 blocks is more than 3 miles. That's not bad if you can do that more than once! And Les Halles is very good, they have one down by the Wall St. area too.
Listen, My Husky and Happy right-wing friend, you just calm down and vacuum down your bratwurst and guzzle your grape kool-aid, or whatever delicacies you enjoy down there in Hooterville. I like to enjoy my French brasseries and fine wine here in the big city.
Have you been to Brasserie Julienne on 3rd? That's a nice one too.
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