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Paris restaurant offers €1 three-course menu to students
"Restaurant extraordinaire's" meals have already sold out for next week
A restaurant in Paris operated by staff with Down's syndrome is offering three-course meals for €1 to the city's impoverished students.
Le Reflet, in the third arrondissement, launched its special student offer last week. Every Thursday and Friday, it offers 50 three-course lunchtime meals for struggling students, prepared on a voluntary basis by the staff, using locally supplied fresh ingredients.
The restaurant, which has been closed since the second lockdown in November, reopened last week for the first time on a click-and-collect takeaway basis specifically to help students.
The offer has proved so popular, its meals for next week have already sold out. for its next available menus on February 18/19 and 25/26.
Tu es un.e étudiant.e en situation précaire?1 repas à 1€ t’attend dès vendredi midi au resto Le Reflet (Paris3)😀
— Le Reflet Nantes et Paris (@restoLeReflet)
Viens rencontrer l’équipe extraordinaire qui t’a mijoté 1repas avec passion&amour
Réserve ici:
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(Onglet «Vente à emporter»)
On Friday, students who had booked their meals were offered pumpkin soup to start; followed by a choice of roast chicken with baked potato or roast sweet potato and salad, or Pilaf-style bulgur, tomato sauce and salad; and a cream puff for dessert.