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I will be in Paris on November 11th. Given that this is a holiday, can I expect the restaurants to be open?

I am one sleep away from my first trip to France! I was wondering whether anyone has had any experience with staying and eating at Thomieux? My friends who moved to France from Canada this summer swear by the place.

Boy I missed some interesting stuff! Canadians are different from Americans and the trolley concept was not lost on me but I appreciate the concern! I did look at Micheal Bras place but he is not open in November, which is when we will be there. The other recommendations will be tried and I promise to report back. Anything within a 4 hour driving radius is fair game for us. In this vast country we call Canada we are used to driving to get places. Cheers

What are the foodie votes on Le Grande compared to the big box Hediard and Fauchon? With just a few days I want to hit the best not the touristy so all comments are welcomed. Cheers.

Thanks for the tip Stephen it is much appreciated - eh (that's Canadian speak)! We will have wheels and two to three days in Paris so bring on the favorites and recommendations! Cheers.

This is my first post! My husband and I are travelling to France from Canada for the first time in November. Our best friends have just moved to Clermont-Ferrand (he works for Michelin). I have found one post recommending a restaurant in Clermont - are there others? All four of us consider fine dining and wine our only leisure pursuit! Unique cuisine, an guided wine list and exceptional service make the experience for us. Looking forward to seeking more advice as we plan our trip. Cheers!