Paris recommendations pls

[kaberett]

Because I have left planning this trip awfully late: anyone particularly want to recommend anything in Paris for me to do? Vegetarian food esp. appreciated. I am already planning to take full advantage of the free queue-jump at all the museums and galleries (I particularly want to stare at the Impressionists some more but recommendations for bullshit optionally-ceramic sculpture very much appreciated); A has been Informed that I will be going to visit État Libre d'Orange (so that I can smell some of their more horrifying perfumes without having to buy them); and depending on the weather I intend A Stroll Through Some Gardens. Any other requests?

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[kaberett]

Oooh, excellent, thank you for the tip -- there is lots of fab masala dosa available in London (I really like living here) but knowing that there is an Easy Option near the Gare du Nord is fantastically helpful, thank you. :D

[swingandswirl]

Oh man, I miss London! Not enough to deal with the shitshow that is actually getting a British visa, but.

The only problem with Saravana Bhavan is that it is incredibly un-wheelchair-friendly, as most holes in the wall are. I can recommend Sangeetha, two doors down, as also being vegetarian, but avoid Thalapakatti Biryani on the same street like the plague - their food is stupidly spicy, and there's nothing vegetarian on the menu, if memory serves.

Honestly my favourite thing to do in Paris is just explore the city and go poke around in various shops - let me know if you want more specific recs!

[kaberett]

I think that is more or less our plan, to be honest :-)