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Monday 1 March 2010

March CDPB Theme Day: Passageways


Double passage here! 'Il passagio', ristorante italiano in Saint Pierre passage linking Clémenceau street to the Avenue de Saint-Cloud. Click here to view thumbnails for all participants
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Deux pour le prix d'un : le restaurant italien "il passagio" dans le passage Saint-Pierre qui relie la rue Clémenceau à l'avenue de Saint-Cloud.
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34 comments:

  1. Lowell1/3/10 01:13

    Great theme photos. I love these kinds of pedestrian areas filled with shops and cafes...we have so few of them here!

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  2. BlossomFlowerGirl1/3/10 01:44

    Wonderful photos. I love walking along little alleys and laneways - there is always something of interest.
    Cheers.
    Melbourne Daily Photo

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  3. Tussy1/3/10 02:11

    Great Pick!

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  4. Paulie1/3/10 02:50

    I see a place I could spend the whole day looking at things and never want to go home!

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  5. Jim1/3/10 04:21

    This looks like a great place.
    Sydney - City and Suburbs

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  6. tapirgal1/3/10 05:50

    Good one! I love passages. I think I'd like to be sitting there in the Passage St. Pierre.

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  7. Olivier1/3/10 06:19

    bien vu, deux pour le prix d'un, cela rattrapera le fait que j'ai complètement zappé le theme du mois ;o))

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  8. Dave1/3/10 07:19

    Arcades are great, the first indoor shopping malls? Can you remember the arcades in Cardiff?

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  9. Dina1/3/10 07:45

    Oh right! French uses the word passage for those nice places.
    Thanks for reminding me of another world.

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  10. raf1/3/10 08:18

    Indeed, a delightful double whammy, Ciel! Looks like my kind of place and Il Passagio beckons.

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  11. Chuck Pefley1/3/10 08:46

    Ah, finally a passageway! I can tell because it says it is -:)

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  12. Small City Scenes1/3/10 08:48

    Very clever of you to combine the two. Smarty!!! MB

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  13. VP1/3/10 09:07

    I love this picture and its framing, probably beacause I took an almost identical one... A very nice passage, I hope the restaurant is almost as good.

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  14. Hilda1/3/10 10:17

    LOL, very clever choice of the signs! It's almost a disappointment to see you post a real passageway. ;)

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  15. Malyss1/3/10 10:20

    Un restau italien! j'adore! et j'aime aussi ces petits chemins de traverse, un peu à l'écart du monde mais très animés, on s'y sent bien!

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  16. Tash1/3/10 10:40

    Great one! Now we know for sure where the origin of "passage" comes from. Looks like a nice passage to spend time in.

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  17. Dave-CostaRicaDailyPhoto.com1/3/10 10:55

    This looks like a quintessentially French passageway.

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  18. Kim1/3/10 11:41

    Deux pour le prix d'un indeed! I love that it says the name twice, too. When I first saw what the theme was for March my first thought was of lovely French passageways and I went to Google maps to find my favorite one in Paris and revisited it through the magic of "street view." :-) Your passageway looks very chic, and the restaurant logo very contemporary.

    Is it true you are heading this way? The grapevine is humming, but I hadn't heard directly. Let me know.
    -Kim

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  19. Bergson1/3/10 12:28

    un passage dans un passage ??? c'est pas le début d'un labyrinthe ?

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  20. Jilly1/3/10 13:17

    Wonderful! I adore the passages of Paris. Makes me want to BE there.

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  21. B SQUARED1/3/10 13:21

    Nice finds. Sure looks like your weather has improved.

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  22. Julie ScottsdaleDailyPhoto.com1/3/10 14:56

    great find and always fun to see a play on words. I need to get back to france soon and enjoy the wonderful restaurants and passageways

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  23. Anonymous1/3/10 15:17

    extra points for two excellent passageways!

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  24. Cergie1/3/10 17:33

    J'ai éclaté de rire en ouvrant ta page : pardon mais le passage chez St Pierre le plus tard possible Steup !
    J'aime bien les passages, pourquoi crois tu que mon blog porte ce nom ? -pontin < Pontoise < pont
    J'ai un autre blog à parution aléatoire qui s'appelle "Passerelle"
    Au passage, une question : elle est bonne là la pate à pizza ?

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  25. Rob Siemann1/3/10 19:01

    Brava! Due per il prezzo di uno! Il est bon, le restau?

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  26. Louis la Vache1/3/10 19:05

    Two passages for the price of one!
    Good choice, Ciel!

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  27. Sharon1/3/10 19:35

    What a great theme idea! Love your take on passages and can't wait to see more.

    Sharon

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  28. Cezar and Léia1/3/10 20:01

    Lunch time? :)
    Beautiful picture, I think this passage c'est très agréable!
    Hugs
    Léia

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  29. Leif Hagen1/3/10 23:03

    Gosh - you went one step further and found a passageway which was even labeled as such in case we couldn't figure that out! Bravo on your theme day photo!

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  30. James2/3/10 00:17

    Very nice photos. I would like to be walking there right now.

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  31. Tammie Lee2/3/10 01:45

    there is something enticing about passageways that make me want to walk down them. Wonderful photos.

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  32. Buck2/3/10 03:24

    Oho! Love the double passage! I don't think anyone else has found a passageway named Passage besides you, brava!

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  33. A l a i n 2/3/10 09:46

    Tiens je ne connais pas ce passage; la nuit c'est fermer ou pas.

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  34. Halcyon4/3/10 02:19

    Great choice for the theme day, especially the resto called Passage. Original!

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