French cuisine is synonymous with fine dining, though crêpes are also synonymous with subpar headwear. Revel in international flavor with this Groupon to Yo In Yo Out. Choose between the following options:
- For $35, you get a two-course French meal for two (up to a $94.50 value).
- For $59, you get a two-course French meal for four (up to a $189 value).
Each two-course meal includes:
- Any soup or salad for each person (up to a $17.50 value)
- One entree per person, except the filet mignon or rack of lamb (up to a $20.75 value)
- One glass of house wine per person (up to a $9 value)
Drawing inspiration from French neighborhood cafés and lounges, chef Yoanne Magris presents traditional European fare in an intimate, casual setting. Embark on the ambrosial excursion with le salade de Homard’s baby organic greens with frisée, cherry tomatoes, cucumbers, avocado, apples, and fresh lobster meat, or the caramelized onions, pancetta, and balsamic reduction of the spinach salad. Dabble in the eatery’s house-made crêpes, such as le Parisian, a trilogy of smoked ham, gruyère, and caramelized onions, or le Provençal, whose assemblage of mozzarella, prosciutto, tomatoes, and fresh basil evokes pastoral mornings and glorious meat-and-veggie gardens. Plates of chicken fettuccine incorporate sun-dried tomatoes and a light parmesan-cream sauce, and the truffle croque-monsieur tops open-faced brioche bread with truffle-béchamel sauce, ham, and gruyère, providing a warm respite from long days spent engraving ice cubes. As duos and quartets of diners relish in the evening of fresh fare and jovial conversation, rouge or blanc house wines await sips in glistening glasses.
Groupon Says
The Groupon Guide to: Ferrari Ownership
Once you ascend to the exciting and dignified world of Ferrari ownership, you’ll notice that food tastes better, the air smells sweeter, and dunks are 73% raunchier. Here are some tips that will prolong the life of your Sweet Kitten (an official slang term for Ferraris):
Give the Brake a Break: This Hot Baby (official Ferrari slang [OFS]) was made to fly, not obey traffic rules. Remember, most police officers/angry parents really only want their picture taken next to your Ferrari.
Clean the Sheen on Your Mean Machine: Don’t take this Thunder Nugget (OFS) to any two-bit car-washing place. A ride this primo should be wiped down with the fontanel of a newborn horse, or, at least, an underwear model’s birth certificate.
Full Moon = Full Vroom: If the moon is in its full phase, then pull your Phantom Tickler (OFS) out of the drive-in humidor and let her howl at the moon by revving that imported engine. Let the neighbors know who’s boss while simultaneously expelling the (now on fire) owls who like to nest in the Ferrari's gorgeous chassis.
Endorse the Horse: Ferrari makes clothes and sunglasses with its signature horse logo that you can wear to let people know that you drive one of their Velvet Grandpas (OFS).
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