There are plenty of fancy restaurants in Paris, delightful cafés, and boulangeries where you can grab a lunchtime baguette the size of your arm. But sometimes you just want something a little different. The french may be renowned for their gastronomy, but there are two types of food that the Parisians do not handle so well - vegetarian food (or at least some form of it that does not involve cheese) and spicy food. After filling up my arteries with crêpe au fromage when I need a savoury hit on my touristy travels, I was aching for something with the crunch of vegetables. In addition to this, I was craving something with a bit of a kick.
So I headed to the historic Jewish district of Le Marais and joined the throngs of people queueing at L'As Du Fallafel.
So I headed to the historic Jewish district of Le Marais and joined the throngs of people queueing at L'As Du Fallafel.
