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French, Without All The France

It’s rare that I find French bashing humorous. But this French restaurant in Park City pulls it off.
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The restaurant’s tag line is, “French, without all the France.”
The introductory copy on their site reads, “You’ll find no poodles. No bidets. No bloody Jerry Lewis. Just one rapturous meal after another, served up in the coziest corner this side of the Seine.”
My friends at BOWG, Salt Lake City, are responsible for this.

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  2. jeremikarnell.com says

    French, Without All The France

    Many of my friends know that I love France! Even so, I do concede that the French are often another matter-ripe for scorn, jokes, and general disdain (in all honesty-I think they are a rather cool bunch of people).