17th December 2007
French food fix
Oneof the complaints you will hear from residents in Dubai is the lack of good bread and cakes. Thank god for Paul which is located in nearly all the malls and various other locations. Like Paul in England you can sit in the cafe or buy bread and patisseries from the counter. Unlike the England branches, the menus in the Dubai branches are superb. The food is all tasty and thankfully for muslims bacon is not included in every single dish!
The pick of the food includes the chicken and cheese quiche which is to die for. The citron au limon adds to the french experience as well as the bread and butter you get at the beginning whilst you are choosing what to eat.
The patisserie and bread choice is authentic looking and tasting. The olive bread though a bit expensive is definetly worth it. Even though prices are more than supermarket prices the taste is devine and its cheaper than Le Quotien which is upstairs in MOE (one loaf of bread costs £5)!
If you want to go there for brunch you have to get there early but you can always get the food take away. Unfortuantely they do not deliver yet, but you can call them, order the food and pick up after you have done your shopping!
This is a must for anyone who misses real French food and especially bread!
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