We walked over one night, hopped in line and eventually were seated (they were even nice about the stroller). As we were looking around, we realized EVERYONE had the same food. The waitress came over, asked us how we wanted our meat cooked and that was it. You get a salad, two servings of steak and fries and that's the menu.
Nate asked what was in the green sauce and we were told it's a family secret.
We topped the meal of with some profiteroles, which were awesome. These little pastries were filled with vanilla ice cream. And the chocolate sauce tasted a LOT like our own secret family recipe for hot fudge.
It was such a fun night. The food was delicious, the patrons and waitresses alike loved Anna (one waitress literally almost kidnapped her...kinda scary), and it was just a great memory. Thank you Relais de L'Entrecôte!
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You ate at my absolute favorite restaurant. I dream of the entrecote and their mysterious green sauce. I am WAY jealous. Whenever I go to Paris to visit my mom, l'entrecote is a must-eat at stop.
I think there's some sort of walnut in the sauce, a lot of parsley, some garlic.... not sure about the rest.
You're going to think my sister and I are stalking you! That's my favorite restaurants too!
I'm convinced there's some curry in the sauce. Rumor has it that the waiters and kitchen staff don't even know what's in the sauce. The owner brings the spices already mixed together.
Weren't those fries to die for?
notat all! I love that you guys love the posts! :) I love that you guys know this restaurant...we knew we stumbled on a good find! :)
We also went here during a recent trip to Paris. Our guidebook said the secret ingredient is chicken livers, which explains the interesting color!!
funny you posted about this today b/c I happened upon an article about this sauce and they mentioned chicken livers as well. in-ter-es-ting...but it works if that's what it is! :)
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