Cafe Hugo

During my trip to Europe I spent three days in Paris, solo. I had my fair share of over-​priced meals, but was pleasantly surprised to come about a place where it looked like the locals go to have good food. The meal I had was great, and decently priced, thus I had to write a review. In order to write a review, I had to put a U.S.A. address.
As I looked through the menu (at the same time I was thumbing through my restaurant translation guide) decoded the lamb chops for 12 euro. I decided to go for that, but thinking I’d get a fine french (small and tiny) portion, I went for my new favorite beer to act as a filler, 1665 beer made by Kronenburg. To my surprise the entrée came out with three huge double cut (two-​bone) lamb chops, potatoes au gratin, and a breaded roasted half tomato. The chops were seared perfectly and tasted like lamb heaven. For dessert I went for the crepes with Grand Mariner sauce and a glass of champagne. Then I added another glass. The total bill came out to be 32 euro which came out to be about $ 47. It was still pricey, but I did order A LOT. And compared to my other meals, I definitely had better bang for my buck… uh… euro at this place in terms of Quality and Quantity. It was also a real cool, trendy, upbeat yet relaxing place to enjoy a meal. I wish they had more places like this here. Next time I go back, I’m so there.