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800 Maynard Ave S, Suite 200, Seattle, WA 98134
800 Maynard Ave S, Suite 200, Seattle, WA 98134
Because we are not a bunch of cheese-eating surrender monkeys.
Personally, I'd like to see Julien trying Amurican food, you know, see of he eats his hamburger with a knife and fork like one of my neighbours...oy.
Go to Dick's Drive In on Broadway for dinner. Order the following:
Dick's Deluxe burger
Fries
Chocolate shake
Report back on that patriotic American goodness.
The idea that there are four bakeries in Seattle, never mind four French bakeries (are there four French people in Seattle?) is preposterous.
Their croissants are most definitely not their best feature. I would heartily recommend their baguette as one of the better ones in town.
We'll be able to tell if this intern knows anything or is French when he gets to comparing Honore with Besalu in Ballard. If myballard is anything to go by, that'll bring out a good cadre of trolls as well.....
I say send him off to Dicks. Or someone else suggested the Puyallup Fair, which would be hilarious. Or send him up to the Chateau Ste Mechelle Winery so he can bash local wines compared to French wine. Get creative. Have fun.
French Intern is delightful, but surely you can find more for him to do than send him from one French bakery to another, day after day after day.
I saw Julien last night at a choral rehearsal. For a minute, I thought he might talk about something other than bread. I was relieved, even if I was sure he'd complain about how we don't smell as good as the choirs in France.
The place is great, has primo whole wheat bread and will slice it, and great freshly prepared sandwiches .... about the best in the city. Check it out.
the writer is fresh out of l'ecole ordinnaire, n'estpas?
did you know anything at all about Seattle before you came here? or is that irony?
Their Pain Au Levain is crazy koo-koo great bread!
You can eat at the cafe, or buy the bread and pastries direct at the register.
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For example, how does Seattle's weed compares with French buds? How about a review of our women?
You're not an intern, you're already a tired gimmick.
I blame Chihulhy.
There is no bakery in seattle that makes ANYTHING as good as in Paris. Nor any bakery that makes anything as good as in rural Germany. Not sure why or what makes our baked goods so much less delicious, but facts are facts. Sorry you travelled here in vain.
P.S. German breads are much tastier, more varied and satisfying than that airy, crusty Froschfresser crap. I'll take boring old Kamps over the best French bakery any day. Move on.
Try this link and click on "Listen" to hear what he's talking about.