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Old Feb 5, 2017 | 8:44 am
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Originally Posted by United747
That's why I haven't been back! I've tried a few times, but even AmEx and JPM couldn't get me in.
I should have disclosed that it was Amex Centurion that got me a table. Is it still that hard? They must be doing very well.

Originally Posted by LizGross144
I should have been a bit more clear. The Arles/Macon/Lyon stops are pretty non-negotiable. This is part of a river cruise that has a set itinerary, and these are the cities where I believe I'll have time for lunch. Unfortunately, we don't have the freedom to go further afield on this part of our trip. So, I'm interested in thoughts/opinions on those specific cities, at restaurants that serve lunch.

In Paris we're flexible as we're traveling independently, but I've heard that the Michelin starred restaurants in Paris are overpriced and not as good of an experience in what you may find in Lyon, for example.
Ah, ok. Yes Paris is overpriced and not as good, it's true. Lyon has wonderful restaurants, but they change all the time so perhaps it's best to ask a concierge as you get closer to the date. I'm sure Macon has some nice places for lunch, but I live an hour north of there and don't know what's best. In any case it's hard to go wrong in either town. Even if you aren't in the top 5 restaurants you will be very well taken care of.

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