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Bagdad Café: business cards, welcome signs (bienvenue) and personal messages everywhere, le tout en français

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8239-bagdad-cafe.jpg Bagdad Café: I begin to notice that most of the business cards and other paraphenalia on the walls are from FranceThumbnailsBagdad Café: a French Harley shirt, mounted high on a wallBagdad Café: I begin to notice that most of the business cards and other paraphenalia on the walls are from FranceThumbnailsBagdad Café: a French Harley shirt, mounted high on a wallBagdad Café: I begin to notice that most of the business cards and other paraphenalia on the walls are from FranceThumbnailsBagdad Café: a French Harley shirt, mounted high on a wallBagdad Café: I begin to notice that most of the business cards and other paraphenalia on the walls are from FranceThumbnailsBagdad Café: a French Harley shirt, mounted high on a wallBagdad Café: I begin to notice that most of the business cards and other paraphenalia on the walls are from FranceThumbnailsBagdad Café: a French Harley shirt, mounted high on a wall

The French text completely surrounding me is an odd juxtaposition to the fact that nobody here right now speaks French except me (this is the off-season in terms of French tourists).