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Mr. V 03-25-2021 01:22 PM

French bistro or restaurant?
 
Aren't there a lot of French-affiliated Canadians living in and / or visiting the lakes region?

If so, wouldn't they (and others) welcome an affordable French bistro or restaurant?

Given the prior Swiss offerings when it was The William Tell, reinventing it to offer food from its neighbor, France, might resonate.

I'd probably love it, is what I'm saying; what say you?

steve-on-mark 03-25-2021 08:51 PM

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Originally Posted by Mr. V (Post 352714)
Aren't there a lot of French-affiliated Canadians living in and / or visiting the lakes region?

If so, wouldn't they (and others) welcome an affordable French bistro or restaurant?

Given the prior Swiss offerings when it was The William Tell, reinventing it to offer food from its neighbor, France, might resonate.

I'd probably love it, is what I'm saying; what say you?

Mais oui....as long as they serve poutine!

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VitaBene 03-26-2021 06:02 AM

We do!
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Mr. V (Post 352714)
Aren't there a lot of French-affiliated Canadians living in and / or visiting the lakes region?

If so, wouldn't they (and others) welcome an affordable French bistro or restaurant?

Given the prior Swiss offerings when it was The William Tell, reinventing it to offer food from its neighbor, France, might resonate.

I'd probably love it, is what I'm saying; what say you?

In Wolfeboro https://www.yelp.com/biz/mise-en-place-wolfeboro

longislander 03-26-2021 07:05 AM

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Mais oui....as long as they serve poutine!
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French-affiliated Canadians
A distinction might need to be made on Quebecois or Acadian.

Especially, poutine.

https://www.pinterest.ca/pin/30399366216763898/

Acadian:Yum!


https://thecozycook.com/poutine/

Quebecois: Yuk.


Showing my Acadian heritage, but won't bring up Cajun food. :liplick:

steve-on-mark 03-26-2021 07:42 AM

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Originally Posted by longislander (Post 352756)
A distinction might need to be made on Quebecois or Acadian.

Especially, poutine.

https://www.pinterest.ca/pin/30399366216763898/

Acadian:Yum!


https://thecozycook.com/poutine/

Quebecois: Yuk.


Showing my Acadian heritage, but won't bring up Cajun food. :liplick:

I've never seen the Acadian version of that, but given the fact I love pork pie and pork stuffing, I want to try some!!

FlyingScot 03-26-2021 08:40 AM

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Originally Posted by VitaBene (Post 352749)

Absolutely! Mise en Place is excellent and authentic, in both food and style/ambience. :)


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