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Old Jun 26, 2018 | 11:05 am
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Originally Posted by rdurlabhji
This is true - the format of Next having 3 different menus a year doesn't fit the Michelin "model". I love the variety it offers.

Regarding the questions about Alinea - yes, I would go back. But I can only afford that level of meal every so often, and there are still many other places I want to try! The food tasted great, although there were a couple misses for me, as I expect there would be for everyone given personal tastes.

Lastly, a totally unrelated question. I am spending a week in London and Paris in September, and looking to hit one 2-3* place total. Any recommendations given that the plan is to only go to one? I'd imagine Paris is probably better but I'm looking for expert opinion here!

Sorry, I misread your post initially. I would also say Paris and recommend either Pierre Gagnaire or Arpege.
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