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Gaby's is a Portuguese restaurant hidden away behind a wall on a side street one block off of Trente Juin Boulevard. It is owned and operated by a Portuguese family, third or fourth generation Congolese. About 300 Portuguese are left from a several thousand population from before the civil war. When Mobutu confiscated foreign assets many fled. |
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In the courtyard. |
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All of us taken by one of the guards. |
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The guards and parking attendant by the entrance gate. |
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Great ambiance at Gaby's. |
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The peanuts were spiced with jalapeno. |
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The very congenial proprietor. I think his name is Gabriel. |
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Fair salade Nicoise, good presentation. |
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The beef was recommended, and very good--T-bone. |
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Sue had the filet. |
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Forty-six years and counting. She looks good, and I a little worse for wear. It's the hair. |
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Gaby at the control deck. |
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Courtyard decoration. |
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