Paris (and London, Amsterdam, Bruges, and Brussels ) in September

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@Phoenikia

In Paris, I am out of the loop, but we liked Brasserie Flottes for a Brasserie with decent food and some plain options. https://brasserieflottes.fr/en

In Amsterdam, again, out of the loop. The dishes I like when in Holland and when visiting Dutch restaurants- War fries (fries with peanut sauce, mayo, onions), bitterballen (meatballs), croquetten (beef filled croquettes), pfannkoekken (sp- giant crepes filled with savoury or sweet things). Their baked goods, especially apple things, are very good.

@shrinkrap Are you mainly looking for brasseries and traditional bistros? What is your budget? As far as I know your children are all adults. Do you mind traveling a bit or you want to stay to eat near your hotel?

If you have already plans for each day, it’s useful to let us know you will be in which district according to your daily visits to plan your meal accordingly.