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Pairings: “Midnight in Paris” and Millesime

Pairings | tags: "Anything Goes, "Midnight in Paris, hotels, Laurent Manrique, Milesime, The Algonquin, The Carlton Hotel, Woody Allen | June 24, 2011

Millesime at the Carlton Hotel.

An evocative movie, play, even art exhibition can make you hungry. Seeing Anything Goes, the bubbly, Tony-winning Cole Porter revival at the Stephen Sondheim Theater, put us in the mood for a Sidecar from the Blue Bar at the Algonquin.  Who knows? Ethel Merman and the original cast from 1934 could have followed the same path after their performances.

Our reaction to Woody Allen’s Midnight in Paris was equally visceral: (more…)

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