Comments on: Chicks and Eggs (Coco & Co.) http://www.barbraaustin.com/2009/08/chicks-and-eggs-coco-co/ Eating, drinking, and writing in Paris Thu, 19 Jan 2012 17:46:55 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Barbra http://www.barbraaustin.com/2009/08/chicks-and-eggs-coco-co/comment-page-1/#comment-239 Barbra Tue, 23 Mar 2010 14:52:11 +0000 http://serveitforth.com/?p=534#comment-239 Polly - Who knew window shopping could be so hazardous? Sounds like the meal provided a little balm for your injuries, though... Polly – Who knew window shopping could be so hazardous? Sounds like the meal provided a little balm for your injuries, though…

]]> By: Polly http://www.barbraaustin.com/2009/08/chicks-and-eggs-coco-co/comment-page-1/#comment-238 Polly Tue, 23 Mar 2010 09:14:58 +0000 http://serveitforth.com/?p=534#comment-238 On Sunday we went to Coco (on the way I admired a coat in a shop window and banged my head so hard on the glass that I gave myself a nose bleed and later a black eye). The staff were charming, and I too had Ouefs Coco as part of brunch which was followed by a pancake and fruit salad. I have no idea what they did to that fruit but it was phenominal, added to by the delicious wine and bread. All in all a v successful brunch and bruising is minimal. I think the ramekin was sour cream, no? The bread was improved by being dunked into it. Chances of heart attack have increased ten fold. On Sunday we went to Coco (on the way I admired a coat in a shop window and banged my head so hard on the glass that I gave myself a nose bleed and later a black eye). The staff were charming, and I too had Ouefs Coco as part of brunch which was followed by a pancake and fruit salad. I have no idea what they did to that fruit but it was phenominal, added to by the delicious wine and bread. All in all a v successful brunch and bruising is minimal. I think the ramekin was sour cream, no? The bread was improved by being dunked into it. Chances of heart attack have increased ten fold.

]]> By: Barbra http://www.barbraaustin.com/2009/08/chicks-and-eggs-coco-co/comment-page-1/#comment-237 Barbra Mon, 31 Aug 2009 06:58:55 +0000 http://serveitforth.com/?p=534#comment-237 Ann: I think it's worth a stop, though a meal there will definitely raise your cholesterol level. Connie: I might just be bitter from having worked so many brunch shifts in my life :) The ramekin contained something resembling crème fraîche. Ann: I think it’s worth a stop, though a meal there will definitely raise your cholesterol level.

Connie: I might just be bitter from having worked so many brunch shifts in my life :) The ramekin contained something resembling crème fraîche.

]]> By: Connie http://www.barbraaustin.com/2009/08/chicks-and-eggs-coco-co/comment-page-1/#comment-236 Connie Mon, 31 Aug 2009 03:16:30 +0000 http://serveitforth.com/?p=534#comment-236 Loved reading this post, Barbra. I agree, brunch is kind of a strange concept, but it seems to be the most popular mealtime, at least in the States. Some people like to eat a pan-roasted halibut at 10 am, go figure. By the way, those Oeufs Coco look incredible, what was in the ramekin? Loved reading this post, Barbra. I agree, brunch is kind of a strange concept, but it seems to be the most popular mealtime, at least in the States. Some people like to eat a pan-roasted halibut at 10 am, go figure. By the way, those Oeufs Coco look incredible, what was in the ramekin?

]]> By: Ann http://www.barbraaustin.com/2009/08/chicks-and-eggs-coco-co/comment-page-1/#comment-235 Ann Sun, 30 Aug 2009 16:33:44 +0000 http://serveitforth.com/?p=534#comment-235 When I saw your twitter post about the egg restaurant, I somehow knew you were at Coco & Co. I pass it all the time on my way to Monoprix and have always wondered about it. Haven't tried it because of my egg-avoidance issues (fearful for my poor heart, which gets so much cholesterol/saturated fat as it is). But with such a nice review -- and the possibility that my skin will improve after eating here -- I will definitely stop in! By the way, I know from walking by that their hours are quite sparse during the week. When I saw your twitter post about the egg restaurant, I somehow knew you were at Coco & Co. I pass it all the time on my way to Monoprix and have always wondered about it. Haven’t tried it because of my egg-avoidance issues (fearful for my poor heart, which gets so much cholesterol/saturated fat as it is). But with such a nice review — and the possibility that my skin will improve after eating here — I will definitely stop in! By the way, I know from walking by that their hours are quite sparse during the week.

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