Le Stado

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Lively Local Bistro 20th October 2007

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Le Stado is a small, lively bistro, which was full of lunching Parisians when we visited. The walls are covered with sporting memorabilia and photos of a French singer, Alain Barriere.

We were given a very friendly welcome and were squeezed into a table towards the rear of the room. We ordered water and wine and decoded the menu. We decided to take advantage of the 3 course lunch special for only 12 euro (in fact, we thought it was 18 euro until we got the bill, but thought it was a bargain anyway!).

Mum and I started with the tuna salad, which was more than enough for lunch. Dad had some sort of terrine which he thoroughly enjoyed. Main course for Mum and I was the very delicious Beef Bourguignon, whilst Dad had the equally tasty Duck Confit. Somehow we managed to force down our dessert as well - Lemon tart for me, which was not to the same standard as the rest of the meal.

We loved the lively atmosphere at Le Stado and really enjoyed our lunch. I would happily return on my next visit to Paris.