Ordering in Restaurants in Paris, Mobility Issues & About us
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- Опубликовано: 22 май 2024
- In this video we answer questions about Paris Travel, renting a car in France, tour info for 1st-time visitors and how to manage mobility issues in Paris, French phrases for ordering food in Paris, and, we'll share more personal info about Les Frenchies. Why we moved to France. What we did for work before. Do Les Frenchies do tours? And how to connect with us at meet-ups when you're in Paris.
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TIMELINE
00:00 INTRO
00:43 Visiting Paris with a disability or limited mobility
02:28 Mobility issues at CDG Airport
03:58 Ordering in Restaurants
05:40 Dinner at Moulin Rouge & Montmartre restaurants options
06:48 Best restaurants in Le Marais
07:54 Where did we live in the US
10:05 About our kids
11:14 About our Facebook Page
11:39 Do we give private tours?
12:49 Best way to get around Paris
13:46 Can I ride the bus for Free?
14:53 Is the TootBus worth it?
15:35 Is the Paris Metro easy to navigate?
15:58 How to get to Normandy? Rent a car or Train?
17:35 How to get your question answered next time?
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7:26 so nice to take those elderly people out. So touching. You ll make their day ❤
I love watching your videos, you two are so pleasant to watch. When you offered to take the couple to lunch it brought tears to my eyes. You two are obviously as awesome as you appear.
Just watching now , catching up ... what a lovely kind gesture to that couple . So heartwarming ❤
The “last trip” was kind of sad and scary. The lunch invite made that a little happier. Thank you.
What a lovely gesture to invite the couple who will go to Paris for the last time.
I just love, love, love the two of you and your videos!! So incredibly kind and hospitable to offer a lunch date to that couple ❤ Looking forward to returning to Paris myself at some point. Thank you for sharing your life in Paris with us!
Love you here in Canada 🇨🇦 ❤
How sweet of you to invite them for lunch.🌈🥰
I just returned from two weeks alone in Paris. Although I have been there many times over the years, I am looking at things from a different perspective these days. In the back of my mind, I was wondering how many more times I could make this trip without being mobility challenged. Being in my 70s, I am lucky to have no problem getting around; but for the first time, I did find the Metro to be somewhat challenging. From time to time, you find yourself facing overwhelming numbers of steep stairs while being surrounded large crowds of people. The cars themselves can be wall to wall people, depending on the time of day. And, the system is simply not always friendly for those who are disabled. Yes, there are more escalators (randomly placed and some not working!) than in the past, but there are always stairs at some point. I think sticking with buses would be an excellent idea for us older folks. Just my two centimes!
James, I highly recommend one of those guided tours (or semi-guided) that do the hotel reservations, transportation, tipping and other things for you. You can always opt out of some activity and go your own way too. Come to think of it, I don't recall even seeing people in their 70s on the metro. So maybe it's just too much of a mobility challenge with steep steps, crowded trains and LOTS of walking to boot. I hope you can make it back there and enjoy yourself. Take a little day trip outside of Paris too.
Precisely. I was 54 when I went to UK a few years back and have had knee injury. I went around London using the ORIGINAL London Hop-On, Hop-Off Sightseeing Tours and my ticket was valid for 2 days so as not to rush. And before I arrive there, I brought my printed researched materials of maps of all bus routes and with respective Bus No. So I was able to go around (thanks to my several days' use Oyster card) not going down or climbing very steep stairs of train stations. At that time, refurbishments were being done to put elevators/escalators. And another option, I stay where transportation is near, in front of my hotel in Kensington area is a bus stop where routes go to most of the places I would see. I'll just choose an accommodation in Paris beside a train station so no further walking on street level, find out where are the elevator locations (if any, or if working), and last recourse use the bus. Hoping with gazillions of tourists going to Paris, may the Government install more escalators to train stations that have none, maintain these, ensure to refurbish the elevators (especially their train platforms are so deep under) for physically-constrained people to use.
Thx for bringing this up. I too am getting older. Last time in Paris I walked everywhere. My knees are getting a little weaker so eager for these suggestions. Cheers from 🇦🇺
I have seen a wheelchair user navigating an escalator. A stairway going up and down only moving. I don't feel comfortable using this with my son's wheelchair. I'm only comfortable using an elevator/lift , wheelchair lift or a ramp.
Thank you that so sweet
You are one of the few South Floridians to not move to North Carolina. After fifty years of living in South Florida, I finally listened to my Tarheel wife and we moved. We will be adding Paris and France on a river cruise in October 2023 and I have been copiously taking notes from your videos so we can work in the best without knocking ourselves out. Your videos are great and it is good to see the two of you still have that magic between you and that I-95 traffic did not beat it out of you. Great work, you two, Merci!
We will be there a week from today!! Cannot wait. 😊 Celebrating 28 years together, 27 years married and my husband’s (BIG) birthday. Thanks for all your tips and insight.
It’s so nice to hear that the two of you offered to take the couple, on their last trip to Paris, to lunch. Very sweet!
Love your videos. Haven’t traveled in the last two years because of Covid but will be back to Paris in April! Thanks for what you do!!!!
I'm so happy my sister found your site, I've been watching all your videos about Paris and feeling more at ease about our 5 day trip there before our cruises that begin in Venice. The Eiffel Tower and Disneyland Paris are on my bucket list. I grew up in los angeles and worked at the original Disneyland. I heard that Paris Disneyland is the best and I can't wait to visit. Thank you for the mobility information and being so kind, I will continue to watch your site. Our trip starts October 28. We like to travel in the off-season to avoid all the crowds. Our trip just keeps getting longer and better. After Paris, we have 42 days of cruising the Mediterranean ending with a Trans- Atlantic back to the USA.
Thank you, Antoin and Colleen! Colleen, your son, Charlie absolutely looks like you!
Thank you. Charlie is pretty wonderful!
I just returned to Milwaukee, WI after my first trip to Paris. Thanks to your videos -- I bought some food at Marché Grenelle and picnicked by the Eiffel Tower. I had the Normandy Apple at A. Lacroix Pâtissier. Found Le Bonaparte to be a great alternative to the more touristic cafe's nearby. And successfully rode the busses, Metro and RER. My best wishes to you both.
I follow 3 Paris RUclips channels: Jay Swanson, A French Frye in Paris and you guys. Same beautiful Paris but very different content and perspectives. It's awesome how everyone is able to bring their own personal talents to create something unique. Keep up the great work!
You should also add France with Vero to your RUclips list. She is excellent! Not always Paris but you can search her videos for Parisian ones.
I’ve recently discovered newcomer Paris Top Tips. Great tourist info but also lots of not touristy alternatives 👍🏻👍🏻
you were so sweet to offer to have lunch with the elderly couple...XOXOXO
😊 thank you
What an absolute brilliant video, great questions, and great answers.
I love what you said to the couple visiting for possibly their last time, it brought a tear to my eye.
Can barely pay attention to the video because I can't take my eyes off that radio behind you! 😍
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What great answers Antoine & Colleen! For the person asking about Moulin Rouge, we went this summer, it was the 3rd best meal in a 2 month France trip, including high end Michelin starred restaurants, so it was very worth the price. We did get the upgraded "Belle Époque" menu for 235€. The people who came in after dinner, about 20 or so, all got stuck up in the nose bleed section.
Arrive in Paris on 10/25 for 11 days (then 4 in Spain/Bilbao). First time in 38 years! Thanks, predominantly to you two (and a couple of others) I've really been able to sort things out. Your fresh approach, easy manner and myriad tips have helped beyond measure. Thanks specifically to your ebook and posts on restaurants I have been able to put together a spreadsheet of 35 eateries arranged by neighborhood, metro stop, level of dining (boulangerie, fine dining, grab a snack) and price! Wherever I am I can refer to my list and have several immediately local choices that have been vetted. CAN'T WAIT! Mercimercimerci!!!
I love watching you guys... Offering to have lunch with the mature couple in the 3 rd.... Bravo.....how beautiful...
It's SO NICE that you invited Paula for lunch, nearly brought a tear to my eye 😀 Chez René will get a wry smile from your English viewers, René was Le Patron of Café René in Nouvion in a BBC comedy series set during the German occupation. The series was called "Allo Allo" and it made fun of the French, the Germans and the English in eaqual measure, kind of has cult status now. Many vids on RUclips if you're fancy a laugh.
We started watching your videos to prepare for 2 weeks in Paris. We just got back. And your videos were very helpful. We went to Cul de Cuchon, got a sandwich combo and walked to Anne Frank park to have lunch. When our beverage ran out we noticed people getting water from a water spigot/fountain. French tap water is delicious and safe. Thank you Paris for this! Chez Savy lunch was perfect for us who’s first timers in Paris/France. The same restaurant personnel in your video were also there. And we ordered the same exact things you guys ordered in your video. We basically followed all your tips and hints while out and about which really added lots of enjoyment to our visit. And yes, Paris can be a challenge if you can’t walk it. But The Metro was so cheap, clean and efficient- thank you Paris. I can’t come up with any questions because you guys are very clear and very good at explaining things in your videos. And your children are beautiful. Thanks for all the good tips.
You are delightful people and I have loved your videos. I really enjoy the way you describe things (like food!) and seem to generally enjoy life. This month (October), my two grown sons and myself are going to France (Aix en Provence and Paris) for a family vacation. None of us have been to Europe before and your videos have helped immensely. I have taken notes while watching the videos and will be using them on our trip By the way, we will be staying in Le Marais and I enjoyed your video on the Asian restaurants there. Yummy!!!
Enjoyed this video so much! Thank you for the great information. We three old ladies are still headed for Paris in the Spring.
We're in our mid 70's but it was wonderful to hear that the 80 year old is still going strong. Hopefully, this will not be her last visit or ours. Take Care. I'll be watching your RUclips channel!
I'm glad you aren't currently in Fl. specifically S.W. Fl, you are a wonderful couple, service oriented, very creative and knowledgeable about all good things in Paris. J'adore the double decker bus and les bateaux mouches. Especially for those with mobility issues, me included.
I've always loved the idea of visiting Paris one day, but it seemed like a mystery in many ways to understand and navigate. Not any more. You both have been not only a real treasure of information, but an absolute pleasure to watch. Thank you so much for ALL your videos. I look forward to the next one....
@@LesFrenchiesTravel Mission accomplished, and then some! No longer a mystery nor intimidating to so many. Thanks again!
Mike, a very interesting RUclips thing to watch is the "Paris guided walking tour" series -- there's a new one every day I believe. They have minimal sound and no real narration, just a body cam on somebody walking around different neighborhoods. You can really, really get a good feel for the place with those videos. Also if you don't speak french, well, study it on-line, learn some phrases etc or take a beginner class. I got by with very little French and almost all the waiters/waitresses spoke English. They're very good about assisting you with English and many menus are in English too. I highly recommend a guided tour.
As a middle aged person with very weak ankles and a damaged knee I bring supplies…good shoes and strong tape to stabilise my ankles for a long walk. I don’t usually walk with a stick but found some very affordable folding ones in camping stores…for when I take a stumble
THANK YOU for answering my question! I’m honored! Love your videos and watch them as soon as your post them. I also love that you offered to take Paula and her husband to lunch when they visit! I think I speak for a lot of us that we’d LOVE to meet you! So I also love that you’re planning on meet ups in the future! I’ll be in Paris in December of this year on a solo trip, so I will probably miss the meet ups…..on my first trip anyway 😊. You guys are great! Thank you for so much helpful info!
Thank you so much for all this info. I have mobility issues. The resources you shared will be so helpful. 😊Stairs and standing are killer. Hopefully things wiil be better when we finally arrive.
Your videos mean so much to so many.❤
I am so glad that you talked about disability mobility and also the discounts for all of The Monuments for disabled individuals. I'm a disabled War veteran from the Iraq war or about the similar aged as you I'm sure I'm 54 years old this year and my wife is 53. She is from the old Soviet Union and she had never been to Paris until last September. We're going to be back in Paris in about a week or two sometime in May and we would love to meet with you. I looked on your website but I did not see anything about meeting with fans. I'm legally blind so I might have missed where that section was so if there's a way to meet with you during our trip I would love to do that please thank you!
You're welcome 😊
Thanks guys bless 🙏 you Enjoy Paris Me and My daughter bring there 2017 November is was too cold and snow but we enjoyed it we lived hotel at Rue du cler ❤️❤️❤️😘😘😘😍😍😍😍😘😘😘😘❤️🙏😍😍
I just love this channel! I started watching it a month ago to prepare for my upcoming family holiday next month, but I think I’ll continue watching this channel even after we come back! You guys have got me so excited for the trip and I pretty much got 70% of my “eating itinarary” from you guys! I also love seeing clips of Colleen and Antoine. Even after 30 years, Colleen still looks like a giddy young girl around Antoine and the both of you are so well-spoken and nice to watch!
I can’t thank you two enough! Every one of your videos is so super helpful. It’s been making the planning of our first trip to Paris so much fun, and especially helps in lessening of the stress that goes along in planning of an international trip. We love you two!! 😘
Paris Metro app. An absolute life saver. On our Normandy trip, we took the train to Bayeux and used Viator. Our guide had an encyclopedic knowledge of the landings. Great experience.
Thank you for your videos. I've just found your RUclips, yesterday. My wife and I will be in Paris, next week, for her birthday. This will be our 2nd visit. Your suggestion to use BigBus for 1st timers was spot on. We did that on our first visit and when we saw something we liked...we got off. You have demystified the Metro/RER for me and the Metro will be our primary mode of travel, now. I can't thank you enough for the food videos. My wife has always been a little apprehensive about eating where she can't read the menu or understand what she is eating. I had her sit and watch your restaurant videos and she says she can't wait. Thank you for that and for peeling back the layers.
My life long dream to see France. Celebrating our 20 anniversary and my 50th birthday that I missed in 2020. 🎉😊
Hello from Australia. Just came back from Paris. My friend walked with walker so I ordered Uber everywhere.
I took her to Eiffel Tower, Louvre Museum and had seen Sacré-Cœur by funicular. Lots of privilege we had because of her. No queue, vip access. We watched Moulin Rouge with dinner which very impressive & the food was delicious.
My friend was very happy that our Hotel Apartment in Montmartre having a lot of restaurants just right into our door & with entertainer every night. I love Paris. It was pity we didn’t bump to each other.
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@@LesFrenchiesTravel now i am still watching your youtube. Bring my memories back. Who knows i will go to Paris again one day. And we bump into. 😊😊😊
You are both so likable and your channel is fantastic!
I just returned from Paris on Tuesday (Oct. 4, 2022), I did a solo tour, and I absolutely LOVED it! My Airbnb Super host showed me that I could get to all the main attractions by using Line 1 which was less than 8 minutes walk away from where I was staying. The first day trying to figure my way around on my own was scary, but by the end of the day I figured it out, and it was smooth sailing from there! I went to Montmartre, Le Marais, I made a one day stint to Lourdes, France, I went to Epernay for a Champagne tour, I went to the cemetery where Edit Piaf, Jim Morrison, and Oscar Wilde have been laid to rest. I went to Musee d'Orsay on a Tuesday, then The Louvre the next day, I went to so many places, and saw so many things 7 days were not enough for me to fully enjoy, so I plan to go back! 😍 I went to one of the French restaurants you guys recommended, Chez SAVY, and let me tell you the staff there were so warm, and amazing! Sebastien is a wonderful man, and I am grateful that helped us ( I made a friend in Paris) choose tasty dishes to try. I would not have done my trip if it weren't for you channel, because all your tips, and recommendations were extremely helpful! One thing that I will emphasize is to take COMFORTABLE SHOES! Regardless of how much you use the Metro, or the bus YOU WILL WALK A LOT! I made friends out in Paris on my own and for the most part met some wonderful people, so yes I intend to go back! 💓
I was there at the SAME TIME as you, Ingrid ! Loved it and want to go back.
Yay! South Florida! 😎 ☀️
Lovely channel even if you are not going to Paris. You replied so nicely to the elderly "last trip" couple.
I’ve been watching your videos for a long while. I finally have a ticket to Paris and am rewatching & downloading your eBook. Thank you. (So thoughtful to ask that couple out to dinner!!).
Arriving NYE! Can’t wait.
If you have luggage and are older or have mobility issus..take a taxi. The government has a ceiling on what taxis can charge from the airport…think 35 to city from Orly and 55 from cdg. A train for two would cost approx 25 euros. Not easy to navigate unless you have carryon only. A lot of walking in the transport system depending on where you are going. If you go to the proper taxi stand no risk of being ripped off.
I just love your videos!!! Now my hubby and I plan to visit France in 2 years when our son finishes school! I will lose 10 lbs first! LOL!!!
Great plan 😊
Now everyone can enjoy Paris! Thanks this is so very helpful... thank you....💙💙💙 more power to your channel!
@@LesFrenchiesTravel yes you made it possible for all to enjoy Paris... from the rich to the not so and to the average one... you covered all of these and now this sensitive part... truely heart felt appreciate it very much... plus your dedication and hard work you put into all these... I bet if you are not enjoying you should have stoped a long time ago... but it shows that you guys are having a grand time ... that's what's important ...... in behalf of all your subscribers thank you and we love You! 💙
Heading to Paris tomorrow and am so glad I found your site!
I have COPD and I was in Paris for two weeks in 2017 and we used the metro all the time. I did OK on the stairs, had SOME difficulty in the stops where there were stairs for days. Lets just say I was VERY grateful when I got to the top. LOL COPD is a progressive disease and mine is well managed but I think practically speaking IF I return I'll be using the buses. I got so good at using the metro I dread the leaning curve of learning the bus lines.
People need to not be afraid of the metro, after a few rides you will be old hands, it is SOOOO easy so I will hold that thought regarding the busses. .
Ugggg…. I just came back from Paris… would be lovely to have lunch with you guys…❤️
Moulin Rouge diner was excellent.
Oh boy, you guys! I am from South Florida… Hollywood😁….
I am dreaming to live in France….
I went to Bretagne and Mont Saint Michele by trains and buses… no problems…. Was great
I think this was a kind gesture solely for the couple who are in their later years and who would therefore not be able to come back to Paris….
Hi, your videos are so helpful for us folks coming from South Africa. We visit our son who lives in Bois Le Roi but we visit Paris daily when we are there. Your videos have helped us so much to get great food at reasonable prices cause the exchange rate is scary. We wold love to meet up some time
Thank you, we're organzing Meetups as we speak
Thanks so much, we will be in Bois le Roi in April & May 2024. Hopefully we can get together and learn so much more about lovely Paris from you guys. @@LesFrenchiesTravel
Thank you! Love your videos! I always learn and enjoy them so much!
Living in France or spending a great deal more time there is my dream as well! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
We took train to Bayeux and took a van tour. Great!
Nice touch! Enjoy that lunch!
We just arrived in Paris this morning at 5am. Flew form Atlanta and we are.going to Mont Saint-Michel on Monday and the car is a Yes yes!!! We would love to meet you in person. One importante thing about transportation in Paris. There are no trains from 2F if I am not mistaken. So it was a lot of going here and there and a lot of confusion. We had breakfast at Carton this morning and going to Le Procope for dinner. Thank you for all your tips. They were very helpful.
Thank you for your time to upload of a another great video 😊 happy fall ⚘
I'm Eric from Chicago. I was I Paris in August. I loved Paris. Paris is a prettier City then Chicago. I've never been to Florida.
I really enjoy your videos. Thank you very much for posting these little gems 🎉.
You're welcome. Thanks for watching!
Thank you so much for including the information about Paris for folks with mobility issues! We're heading out at the end of the month and have been struggling finding info. So helpful!
Thank you for sharing fun stuff about Paris.
What a great video. I really enjoy all your videos. I’m so excited for my upcoming trip to Paris in December. I’ve been planning my entire lifetime to make this visit. I recently bought your guide. Between the guide and your videos, I feel ready to see the City of Lights! I really enjoyed this forum and learning more about you both. You’re both so warm and wonderful. I hope to run into you while I’m in Paris and thank you in person. Thanks again for this fabulous video!!
The Champs and Rue Montaigne are beautifully lit at Christmas time. I just saw a video about it on Air France yesterday. Hope you get to see them.
What a good idea to do this Q and A. How lovely to invite that couple to lunch. Always enjoy your videos and am hankering!
So nice that you offered to take that couple to lunch (the older couple making their last trip to Paris)❤!
My wife and I will be in Paris and surrounding areas from October 11th to the 24th Would love to meet up with you and have a glass of Vin! Thank you for all the tips, we absolutely love your guide. We are coming from Florida as well so preparing for the cool temperatures. Thanks again!
It’s a serious issue in all of Europe! Thank you for the info on Paris….I am impressed. England and Ireland are the worst! I have traveled for 40 years and admire anyone who travels these Days.
I absolutely love all your videos. I visited Paris every summer until the pandemic. I’m planning to come back in September 2023. I always come in July and have decided to switch to another time. I hope you will do videos on best times to visit . I barely missed a heatwave in 2019 by a week and after this year, I don’t want to take a chance . I was there in 2002 during a heatwave from hell. It was miserable. 🤣
Thank you for all of your wonderful videos.
@@LesFrenchiesTravel I am from Savannah , Georgia originally. I’ve never been as hot as I was in Paris, the summer of 2002. I’ve never been in a non summer month. I’ve missed my visits there. I’m so looking forward to coming back next year. ❤️🇫🇷
Well done! Merci!
I’m thrilled to have found your RUclips channel. We’re back to France this winter and really enjoying the many new tips.
I enjoyed knowing more about your backgrounds and family. ❤ Your referrals are on point! 🎉
❤ you both!
Hi this is Sankalita from kolkata ..India . Love watching all the videos that you post on RUclips. It's full of important information and I hope that will help me during my visit to France on 21st October 2022.. loved the places where to eat and also how to shop. Thankyou so much for all the detailed information ❤ I wish I could meet you both during my visit and say thankyou personally.
Excellent content
Thanks again for another great video
Very, very informative!
Hi from Montreal Canada. As usual very interesting video and Merci!
You guys are amazing! Love all your videos
Love you two x
Great videos as usual. Thank you
Jam-packed with solid, useful info! many thanks
Love your videos!
Marie
This was so wonderfully informative! I love your content!
Hello my name os Christian Alvarado from Honduras, first let me tell you that I love every chapter that I saw from both of you and one day if God wishes is my dream to go to París with my wife and dauther. I hope continúe seeing you both showing us thay mágica place to know what to do when the time comes. Your excelente friendly and beautiful couple and one day i wish me and my wife can be as happy as you look. See you on your NEW shapters in youtube. Xxx
Thank you for the video
You guys are so inspiring!!
Merci beaucoup 👍👍👍💕💕💕
Loved the double decker bus in NYC
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You guys do a great service to your viewers! I am fan your vlog! Merci!
I've been enjoying your videos - it's great to get a little Paris vicariously through you two. Keep 'em coming!
I just wanted to say a big Merci! Love your videos.
Your videos are really informative. Thank you so much for sharing!
Super new series. Great info - nice to know the people behind the show :)
I lived in Broward and Palm Beach County, Fl for 25 years, then moved to the Midwest. As the saying goes, it’s a small world. Thanks for the video.
Enjoyed this video very much. Thanks for taking the time to answer such great questions.
So! Thankful! For! You! Two! ❤ we just loved this video. You’re such wonderful people. 🍷🥳
Best YT chanel in english about Paris!! 💜
Thank you (again)! I often say how much I appreciate you both for the informative information. The best thing I can add now - you guys are just so real - and that's refreshing! Take care!
I came across your videos when searching for things to do/places to eat in Paris. Our family(there's five of us total) has an upcoming trip first to visit my sister in law & nephews in Marseille and then we will be concluding our last 3 days in Paris at the end of June. My husband and I had been to Paris before for a day and a 1/2 in 2016. How I wish Id known of the many places to eat and see then! So thank you for sharing your experience as it's been essential in helping us as we plan this time around with our kids.
Thanks 😊 🙏 😊 for sharing this video!
Great video…love watching your videos and both of you are great at what you do. Great passion and energy in your videos. Keep up the great work.
Great questions answered! Especially the one with mobility issues and sharing a little about yourself.
Even for someone like me, who has visited France a number of times, your channel is very interesting and useful. Thanks!