Pig trotters

Anyone recommend a restaurant that serves pig trotter and similar foods?

thanks.

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Au Pied de Cochon is the traditional answer, historic place, open all night. It was here that I learned there are 32 bones in a pig%26#39;s foot.

A more gourmet option would be Le Comptoir, where they have an entire page of pig parts. It is a very popular place. If you don%26#39;t have reservations, go for lunch when it is first come, first served.

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Do you have the address or email for Le Comptoir?

thanks.

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Le Comptoir Hôtel du Relais Saint-Germain

9, Carrefour de l%26#39;Odéon 75006 Paris 01 43 29 12 05 Métro: Odéon

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Can I be so bold as to ask what pig trotter is?

Merci

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Its a pigs foot.

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And absolutely delicious. I was eating dinner in Rennes at a restaurant named %26#39;Leon le cochon%26#39; and my dining companions recommended the dish which translated was %26#39;baby jesus in velvet panties%26#39; (don%26#39;t even ask how to say it in French but the word for panties was %26#39;culottes%26#39;. A pigs foot (trotter) with crispy surface over a layer of fat that melted like butter in your mouth, wrapped around pate.

I will now order pig trotter without fear.

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Interesting name. Thanks folks for the info.

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Thank you for asking your question, Onward. I had never heard of it either.

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Sorry, but......yuk!

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Shoesy ~%26gt; Does it make you hunger to chew on a pigs foot?

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