After a short rest in room, we moved down to have a walk, besides we will need to decide which restaurant for which meal. If you are a fast walker, the streets probably just take you 3 to 5 minutes from start to end. We are both slow walkers, lazying around, entering souvenir shops, shooting photos.
We ended at La Flamme. They serve thin crust pizza, and we are just looking for a light lunch. It was half occupied when we were seated. Weather ain't good that time, seems like its going to rain soon. Our drinks and mushroom soup were served fast.
fresh coconut & hot coffee
mushroom soup with bread
It took a while for them to prepare our pizza. I wasn't expecting too much initially, yet, the pizza was pretty tasty. The dough was crunchy, toppings were fresh. Its a simple pizza but they really served it nicely.
beef bacon pizza?
It rained when we were half way enjoying our lunch, a heavy one. Tables at La Flamme are not that much, maximum capacity, could be just around 20? It turned to be crowded, all restaurants, nothing else can be done in such a heavy rain.
my pizza
I still continued with my lunch, hoping the rain won't last long so I can run over to the opposite bakery shop for my tea time. Furthermore, La Bolangerie is at a very strategic location to watch the Russian performance at 3pm. An evening tea with a live performance, a perfect match. All I needs is the rain to slow down.
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