diaperinusa

lol no @babykeiff I can only speak to the one in NY but I too was afraid because of the French reputation for being rude or insulting especially because I don't speak any French or know that much about French food. But no, I did not feel sleighted, abused, insulted or cajoled in any way. Quite the opposite in fact, they were really laid back. I mean we didn't strike up a conversation, but I've had far worse experiences at chain restaurants with overworked wait staff.

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Just wanted to alert all those that may be interested, I found a great restaurant in New York City that is a french bistro-type restaurant serving great fondue (veg and meat) and all their wine in baby bottles. You read correctly, public baby bottle drinking. I went with my gf and we both loved it! But don't take it from me, here's a review with the address and info. This is current as of 05/09/10. (I found this review in a NY restaurant guide) Ignore the snarkiness of the review below and be happy it's an awesome restaurant that won't ask questions when you ask the nice waiter to keep the bottle for an extra $10 "La Cave des Fondus 20 Prince Street, New York, NY (212) 966-5073. The big gimmick here is the baby bottle. As in, the wine is literally served in a baby bottle, and patrons are expected to suck it through the rubber nipple. Yep, the diaper fetish crowd is surely having a major B.M. as they read this. Located in the basement of French-Moroccan bistro Jacques, La Cave is an homage to the Montmartre restaurant Le Refuge des Fondus, where Parisians suckle from baby bottles as a trick to skirt a tax on wine glasses, according to Urban Daddy. The Times, in an article titled "Cry Once for Red, Twice for White," informs readers that "if you want to act like an infant and get drunk at the same time, City Hall is giving you a big green light." We've never needed City Hall's permission for that, but...there's fondue in classic cheese, beef broth, and molten chocolate varieties."