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Dirty Lemon

Itโ€™s been quite a year for businesses in Paris. From the gilets jaunes movement, to the longest transit strike in French history, then a pandemic, theyโ€™ve had to tough a lot of things out. One of the troopers has been Dirty Lemon. After a major remodel of a space that formerly held a LED-lit sushi restaurant, I had a night out with friends โ€“ Jennifer,โ€ฆ

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Haj Kahil

When I left the restaurant Haj Kahil after lunch, I said to someone โ€“ โ€œThat was the best day of my life.โ€ When Erin, who was dining next to me, took a bite of the fried Halloumi cheese, her whole body softened, her eyes dimmed, and she looked as if she had been lulled into a trance. And when someone tried to talk to her,โ€ฆ

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The Rules: Bringing Food Home From France

โ€œCan I bring that back?โ€ Iโ€™ve been asked that question a lot by visitors to France, wondering if they can bring certain items home. Here are some articles and posts about what can and canโ€™t be brought back into the United States: โ€“Think Twice Before Stuffing Your Suitcase (USA Today) โ€“Transportation Security Administration โ€“Importing Food Products into the United States (FDA) โ€“Travelers Bringing Food Intoโ€ฆ

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