Visited the Marche aux Puce Rue Rosiers. Had a great time there during our last visit. Lots of little streets full of all kinds of antiques and collectibles, china, silver, toys, glasswares, clothing, you name it. Some shops were jumbles of stuff, others were elegant collections. Interacted with a young man whose passion was glass. Introduced him to Erickson glass and the connection to Bremen.
Ate an Italian restaurant just beside the market and oops the waiter dropped a bottle of olive oil. Was vastly more concerned with the mess he made on himself than the large spots on Ross pants or the floor. And the meal will not be high on my list of recommendations.
On the other hand dinner was one of the best meals I've ever had. We were wandering around trying to find someplace we wanted to eat at, the inexpensive Thai spot we had decided on was closed. Then La Cevicheria appeared. Sat at the bar right in front of the chefs. Fascinating! Took a while to be served but so good and beautiful. Great guacamole, Ross had perfectly prepared octopus, with kalamata olives, citron confit, red onions and I had the most beautiful tuna with guacamole, soy sauce, mango, sesame seeds, leche de tigre, coriander along with a rum punch.
The toilette had all these drawings of llamas, on the other wall as well.
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