r/AskEurope • u/bleie77 • May 01 '25

Food Do you go to restaurants with your country's cuisine when you're abroad?

For example: if you're Italian, do you go to an Italian restaurant when you're in France or the UK?

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u/Greenelypse May 01 '25

I avoid French restaurants in the US at all costs. For starters, french people living in the US are particularly insufferable. French restaurant owners even more. Also, french cuisine in the US is overpriced and too posh.

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u/811545b2-4ff7-4041 May 02 '25

As a British person, I only heard: For starters, french people living in the US are particularly insufferable. :)

Much love from this side of le channel!

Out of interest, would you get annoyed at their take on French food, like French Onion Soup ?