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Not French, then what?? Don't leave us in suspense ... :)
When I saw the thumbnail on the portal, I thought maybe you were vacationing in France!Funny!
Does La Maison not simply mean "the home"?
And to think I've been looking for the best steaks all over the U.S. and they've been in the P.I. the whole time. :-)So how good is the food?btw nice detective work on the award. I had a feeling it was tagalog and for a moment after I gave it out I hoped it wasn't bad words. :-)
Nice find, very funny sign. I hope it is a good restaurant anyway.
Wait a minute Hilda, maybe when you get their steak you can get "La French Fries." :-)
You're not the only one who thought it was a French restaurant. Is the food any good?
Dear Hilda! This is gorgeous place - beautiful palms in the reflection! Ribs, steaks - can't go wrong with those :)I would like to pass you an award. Hope you don't have this one already. You can pick it up at my blog. Ellie Vellie
I would have thought the same thing.
No wonder you posted this as an Odd Shot!
tu nous as pas dit si le restaurant "à la maison" était bon"we've not said if the restaurant "at home" was good
Is the food good? Looks cool!Cezar
It isn't? I guess the words are a twist of some sort, on reality. Pick a Peck of Pixels
Maybe it means the home of the steak.
Look's like they are appealing to everybody. Very odd!
Hmmm... La Maison is an odd name for a steakhouse. But I guess if it keeps the customers rolling in, that's all that matters!
They forgot the snails...
French or not, it sounds good to me!
I would think that those looking for a good steakhouse might pass it by thinking of haute cuisine. LOL
Lol that's funny !
Never judge a book by its cover or a restaurant by its sign!
that is peculiar!
I like your angle! So nice:)
so it's local based? i also thought figaro was a foreign owned cafe.
Thanks for visiting and letting me know!
Not French, then what?? Don't leave us in suspense ... :)
ReplyDeleteWhen I saw the thumbnail on the portal, I thought maybe you were vacationing in France!
ReplyDeleteFunny!
Does La Maison not simply mean "the home"?
ReplyDeleteAnd to think I've been looking for the best steaks all over the U.S. and they've been in the P.I. the whole time. :-)
ReplyDeleteSo how good is the food?
btw nice detective work on the award. I had a feeling it was tagalog and for a moment after I gave it out I hoped it wasn't bad words. :-)
Nice find, very funny sign. I hope it is a good restaurant anyway.
ReplyDeleteWait a minute Hilda, maybe when you get their steak you can get "La French Fries." :-)
ReplyDeleteYou're not the only one who thought it was a French restaurant. Is the food any good?
ReplyDeleteDear Hilda! This is gorgeous place - beautiful palms in the reflection! Ribs, steaks - can't go wrong with those :)
ReplyDeleteI would like to pass you an award. Hope you don't have this one already. You can pick it up at my blog. Ellie Vellie
I would have thought the same thing.
ReplyDeleteNo wonder you posted this as an Odd Shot!
ReplyDeletetu nous as pas dit si le restaurant "à la maison" était bon"
ReplyDeletewe've not said if the restaurant "at home" was good
Is the food good? Looks cool!
ReplyDeleteCezar
It isn't? I guess the words are a twist of some sort, on reality.
ReplyDeletePick a Peck of Pixels
Maybe it means the home of the steak.
ReplyDeleteLook's like they are appealing to everybody. Very odd!
ReplyDeleteHmmm... La Maison is an odd name for a steakhouse. But I guess if it keeps the customers rolling in, that's all that matters!
ReplyDeleteThey forgot the snails...
ReplyDeleteFrench or not, it sounds good to me!
ReplyDeleteI would think that those looking for a good steakhouse might pass it by thinking of haute cuisine. LOL
ReplyDeleteLol that's funny !
ReplyDeleteNever judge a book by its cover or a restaurant by its sign!
ReplyDeletethat is peculiar!
ReplyDeleteI like your angle! So nice:)
ReplyDeleteso it's local based? i also thought figaro was a foreign owned cafe.
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