3. Le Polidor from “Midnight In Paris”
Ernest Hemingway called Paris a movable feast when he was roamed around the city in the 1920s, drinking, writing, and hanging out with his famous literary friends. Woody Allen brought back to life Hemingway’s story in a modern fantasy, where writer named Gil gets transported to 1920s Paris.
The restaurant Le Polidor, which was shown in the movie, have been visited frequently by Hemingway and his gang, as well as famous writers like Henry Miller and Jack Kerouac. The restaurant remained unchanged for a century. Even the name of the restaurant was unchanged for over 100 years and that’s not all, it also has a menu which include features of the traditional French cuisine.
