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Welcome to Secret Breakfast / The best place to start looking into a mirror and find french bistrot, cheeseburger pies, romance novels, and Venn diagramsHi there! I kinda revamped some elements of the newsletter for the new season. The palette is 99% inspired by the Fondazione Dries Van Noten posters in Venice. (As always we amplify other people's great ideas, here).New stuff is coming in the next weeks. Let's call it a "soft opening". Piero✹Matsuo Bashō, walking poet and author of things named like On Transplanting the Banana Tree and The Monkey's Raincoat, Continued. A Gastronomic Insurrection in Paris Le Chateaubriand, opened in 2006 at 129 Avenue Parmentier in Paris, is the restaurant that made bistronomy cool. Inaki Aizpitarte, a self-taught Basque chef who began by washing dishes in Tel Aviv, ran it with Frédéric Peneau and a band of disciples. They kept the 1930s brasserie intact and served one daily menu, with untucked shirts and a photocopied sheet for a carte. Their casual,…

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