Blue shutters, street lanterns, orange tree growing on the window sill.
Fountain sings, church bells ring, Garlaban reaches towards the sky.
Mother has thoughts of tying her apron strings around her children.
A French restaurant as it has been since the turn of the century.
Content under the leafy tree.
The waiter said, "The view is dessert."
Mother replied, "With a side of Ile Flottant si vous plait."
How could she not… the restaurant is known for both.
Homey, floral tablecloth instead of checked.
Fork turned up reminds French family that they are at a restaurant and not at Bonne Maman's.
Restaurant with a view.
Since 1896, in the footsteps of Marcel Pagnol.
Aubagne, France.
At the end of the meal the waiter brought out chilled limoncello.
Dipping a sugar cube into a drink in France is called a "Canard".
One can also say to a loved one you are "Mon canard au sucre".
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