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Where should I celebrate Bastille Day?

Are the bars or french restaurants that get festive on Bastille day? Are there any free celebrations in the city worth checking out? If all else fails where can I enjoy some good (although not expensive) french wine?

Finger Games asked in Other Entertainment 10 months ago | Report

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    Cafe Campagne always throws a great bash in Post Alley. Yummy, inexpensive food and fun entertainment: http://mr.fusspot.net/pmqC8t

    mister_fusspot answered in Other Entertainment 10 months ago | Report
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    If you want to celebrate your Bastille Day than you should be go Briercliff Road Brooklyn.This place is really good for party and fun.
    http://betaalaninesite.com

    joseproctor answered in Other Entertainment 10 months ago | Report
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    Ima guess that Cafe Presse will be doing something. Don't know anything about overt celebrations. That's kind of a France thing, you know? Perhaps fly in to CDG aeroport and taxi down the Place de la Bastille for the fun? If you're rich n'stuff.

    I was taught that non-expensive French (spanish, italian, etc.) wine was probably exposed to overly cold temperatures during transit, or overly hot temperatures during dock-side storage, and were therefore quite suspect. YMMV.
    *glug*
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    treacle answered in Other Entertainment 10 months ago | Report
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    Bastille here in Ballard is having an event, with $5 oysters/charcuterie and a petanque tournament. There is also supposed to be gypsy jazz and burlesque later on in the evening.

    Details are posted up on their facebook page:
    http://www.facebook.com/BastilleSeattle?sk=wall

    If you want some different places, here are a couple other links that may help you out:
    http://www.thestranger.com/suggests/8962180/bastille-day
    http://www.examiner.com/travel-in-seattle/celebrate-bastille-day-july-14-seattle-restaurants-serve-up-francophile-fun

    riandeus answered in Other Entertainment 10 months ago | Report
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