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--- paris_yank:eat:restaurants_fr:resto_reserv [2024/12/23 02:55] – [3. Calling to Reserve: Key Phrases in French] parisyank
+++ paris_yank:eat:restaurants_fr:resto_reserv [2024/12/23 03:00] (current) – [2. Use Online Reservation Tools] parisyank
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 Making a reservation at a French restaurant can feel intimidating if you don’t speak the language, but with a few strategies, it can be done smoothly. Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you secure a table with confidence, even if your French skills are minimal or nonexistent.
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   * **Popular Online Tools**:
-    - **LaFourchette** (The Fork): A widely used reservation website and app in France.
+    - **LaFourchette** (The Fork): A widely used reservation website and app in France. :!: Editor's Note: LaFourchette is not a reliable site for restaurant reviews.
     - **Google Maps**: Often includes reservation links or phone numbers.
-    - **Restaurant Websites**: Many French restaurants have their own websites with booking forms.
+    - **Restaurant Websites**: Many French restaurants have their own websites with online booking forms.
   * **Tip**: Look for restaurants that offer an English version of their website or booking page.
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 To reserve at a French restaurant without speaking much French:
-  - Use online tools like **LaFourchette** or email when possible.
+  - Use online tools such as the Restaurant websute, review sites or email when possible.
   - Learn key phrases for phone calls or in-person reservations.
   - Be polite and don’t be afraid to ask, *“Parlez-vous anglais?”*