Just opposite yesterday's restaurant "the smoking dog" is a café-tobacconist called "the snuffing cat"! I just didn't know how to take a good picture of the place. --------------
Juste en face du "chien qui fume" que je vous montrais hier, il y a un café-tabac qui s'appelle "au chat qui prise" ! Je n'ai pas réussi à faire mieux, je suis assez mécontente de la photo, tant pis
What's with the bad habits of these French domestic animals? I mean, they get a bowl of water at your feet in restaurants (unheard of in this country). They want something extra from the tobacconist now?
ReplyDeleteThat is so funny. I wonder if they are owned by the same person or if they are in a canine/feline tobacco-oriented competition.
ReplyDeleteI like the inside decor that matches aprt of the building outside.
ReplyDeleteThe Smoking Dog restaurant across from the Snuffing Cat. What is next door? The smoldering parakeet?
ReplyDeleteSomebody had fun with the names, and I'll bet you could hardly wait to show us Part 2! :)
ReplyDeleteThat is great! I look forward to the drinking fish or something like that next. This is good stuff. :)
ReplyDeleteOh, I remember this: it's just before Le souris qui pleure and after La grenouille qui rit...
ReplyDeleteJe me demande s'ils vendent du tabac a priser dans ce bar-tabac...Dans le genre noms de restaus ou de pubs bizarres, je me souviens avoir vu et frequente a Londres les pubs suivants: The Queen's legs a Holborn, et le fameux Hung, drawn and quartered, pendus, noyés et ecartelés, dans les Docklands.
ReplyDeleteLol at you all!
ReplyDeleteThe names of these two places really make me smile. ;-) How odd that they'd be across the street from each other!
ReplyDeleteCa, je vois exactement où c'est! Quand j'habitais non loin de Versailles, mes enfants ne savaient pas encore lire et à chaque passage, ils me demandaient de lire les deux enseignes rien que pour rire encore!
ReplyDeleteHello sweet Ciel!
ReplyDeleteYou know that I would love to be there in this neat place! Adorable colours and chairs!
And...the name of it! Cool!
Léia
I like the other name better. What's next? I am afraid to ask!! MB
ReplyDeleteSuch fun names for these establishments.
ReplyDeleteDelightful quirky names and delightful places to eat and drink I'm sure! The smoking dog restaurant looks particularly delightful :o)
ReplyDeleteLove the humor in both restaurant's names. This one looks like a very comfortable place to sip a glass of wine and watch the world go by.
ReplyDeleteThese names are charming. So are the red brocade chairs.
ReplyDeleteSharon
Funny funny, all these names.
ReplyDeleteOf course, most of the world must know la Vache qui rit.
Lovely photos you have all week. I'm just catching up.
c'est parcequ'on ne voit pas le chat ?
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