Do you ever recommend public transportation

[Bux]

The few times I've ever approached a concierge with a question about how to get someplace in a strange city, my wife is always in stitches before I reach the desk. She knows the answer I'll get. "Take a taxi." I'm not a very high power type guy and enjoy wondering back streets of strange cities and negotiating subway systems even in cites with languages I can't read and alphabets or symbols I can't decipher. Paris is a pretty easy city to get around in by bus or subway for anyone who knows the latin alphabet. It's not Shanghai or Tokyo. Do you assume your clients want a taxi?

[fresh_a]

Sure! And many clients like to adventure as yourself! Also this is very handy to suggest when there are traffic problems, adverse weather conditions,etc

[cabrales]

I've used public transportation in Paris, depending on the location of the restaurant and on the type of shoes I am wearing. For example, Lucas-Carton is right at the Madelaine stop. Les Ambassadeurs is very close to a subway station, as is the Pierre Herme Bonaparte store.

[Gavin Jones]

I just had a sudden insight into a Cabraletic psychogeography of Paris.

Each curvilinear metro sign merely the toponym of a cuisinier, the ghost of a macaron.