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This was one of the highlights of our trip to Paris. Food and wine lovely. Company of hosts and experience even better. Highly recommend this unique experience. Well organized and all the information that we needed was provided.
Reviewed by: Tanya E, Australia, June 2008
This was one of our top things we did while in Paris. We rated it higher than any restaurant - and we went to some top ones - or museum, actually. I would recommend it highly to anyone. We were able to ride the Metro with one exchange, but got a little lost as we ended up in unfamiliar territory. Still, it was great! We were able to have a great exchange of ideas with a wonderful couple. It was just so nice not being in a restaurant or hotel - very comfortable. The meal was perfect; it was filling and tasty but not too fussy, and we had a variety of sweet desserts! We feel like we got to know about the real Paris. Definitely worth the expense.
Reviewed by: Carrie V, United States of America, April 2008
Our hosts were extremely friendly and welcoming. They catered to our every need. We had an amazing evening, learning about their way of life and hearing about their day to day events, which were not very different from ours. The food and wine was simply delicious. Two days after our dinner, we received an email from our hosts, and their comments to us were that they also enjoyed meeting us and hearing about Australia and the way we live.
Reviewed by: Barry W, Australia, July 2007
It was nice meeting a French person, but the food was not good at all. I was really interested in having a wonderful meal. If the food had been good, the meeting would have been great.
Reviewed by: Anonymous, United States of America, January 2009
