US EditionThese Bistros Who Change Their Plans so that the Villages of Jurassians Keep a Table to Meet
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The Zanger couple came out of their retirement so that they would remain a restaurant for the life of Seleute. The Rérat couple welcomed the amateurs from their home since the closing of the last bistro in Chevenez. Two consequences of the slow disappearance of village addresses in the cantonWe find it tangled on the terrace with two thirsty all-terrain cyclists from Courgenay, Ajoie, on the other side of the last hills of Jura. At 71 years old,…
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