Menu / Carte

24 January 2010 | Categories: Paris, What’s What in Paris

In Parisian restaurants a menu is called a map (la carte). The word “menu” itself is used to mean a fixed menu with several choices such as a ‘menu du jour’. These meals change daily and are similar to ‘daily specials’. So called “formulas” (formules) or combos allows you a choice of salad and the side dish you want to accompany your main meal. If you prefer to order something special (à la carte) it may take a little longer. All restaurants and cafés display their menus so that you can see the choice of food and the prices before entering.


“La carte” means menu in France

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