Tournesol
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Unfortunately I have not yet had the opportunity, or funds, to go back. I need to eat few more times at Micky D's to save some $$$, recharge, then go back. But soon, soon!
Unfortunately I have not yet had the opportunity, or funds, to go back. I need to eat few more times at Micky D's to save some $$$, recharge, then go back. But soon, soon!
Tournesol
Posted by
bd
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March 04. 2002
We tried Tournesol on Saturday night. What a great addition to the neighborhood! The food was delicious (we had carrot soup, pate, monkfish wrapped in bacon, sole filet in filo with roasted artichokes & mushrooms),the prices moderate, and the service warm. Try the creme brulee for dessert. Yum!
Tournesol
Posted by
resident
at
March 04. 2002
you eat a lot Ed you had "Every dish" take it easy man being overweight is not good for your health.
Tournesol
Posted by
david leit
at
March 08. 2002
So, Penny, if I offer you a penny for your thoughts, and you give me your 2 cents, do I have to make change?
A review... (video)
http://abclocal.go.com/wabc/story?section=news/neighborhood_eats&id=6645336
Jake
LONG ISLAND CITY (WABC) -- We discovered a quaint French bistro in Queens that's helped revitalize the area around it.
"I came here one day. I came out of the subway. I saw the church. I saw the place, small village. I said, 'wow, it's nice.' Feels like you're in the country," said Pascal Escriout.
That's how he found a home for his bistro, Tournesol, at 50-12 Vernon Blvd. in Long Island City.
The restaurant opened in 2002 and continues to grow.
http://abclocal.go.com/wabc/story?section=news/neighborhood_eats&id=6645336
Jake