Cafe de Paris
8088 Center Park Drive
Columbia
MD 410 997 3904
www.cafedepariscolumbia.com
Today I visited this restaurant for a quick bite for lunch. They now offer crepes in a little cafe atmosphere. They serve the crepes with a fresh salad, and they are delicious. I had a Shellfish Crepe, and my daughter had mozzarella, tomato, and pesto. Both were served promptly. They were freshly cooked and delicious.
The total bill for the two crepes, a soda water, and tax was under $18. This is a good new addition to Columbia's options at lunch.
For a (rather old) description of my last full dinner at this restaurant, click here.
This is a recommendation. I paid my own way and do not have any connections, sponsorship, or freebies from Cafe de Paris.
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Cafe de Paris
8088 Center Park Drive
Columbia, MD
410 997 3904
www.cafedepariscolumbia.com
This restaurant used to be in a rather dreary shopping mall in Laurel, and I have always liked it. Last night I went mostly because I had heard that the chef, Marc Dixon, at one of my favorite restaurants, The Iron Bridge, had moved here.
Three of us had dinner. Two of us started with the excellent foie gras that was accompanied by a superb salad. Tony declared that his starter, the smoked salmon, was good but not excellent.
For our main courses, Clayton and I had the lamb chops, which I like very much although they were a little over done for my taste, and we were never asked how we would like them. Tony had a "special" of grouper, which he liked very much.
The desserts were outstanding, particularly the tarte tatin and the profiteroles.
As for wine, we had the Menage a Trois from Folie a Deux. This wine is an interesting blend of Zinfandel, Cabernet Saugignon, and Merlot.
The bill was about $71 each, including tax, two bottles of the Menage a Trois ($26), and coffee, but not the tip.
An excellent meal that was well served!
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