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CAFE DE LA PAIX - HISTORICAL MENU – 160th ANNIVERSARY
LEGENDARY ADDRESS IN GRANDS BOULEVARDS
Café de la Paix in the heart of Paris (Source: © Ruby BIRD & Yasmina BEDDOU)
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A legendary address in the Grands Boulevards, the Café de la Paix has been fully renovated, flourishing once again its famous Napoléon III décor. Inaugurated in 1862, at the same time as the Grand Hôtel which shares its premises, this institution has always been at the heart of Parisian art and art de vivre.
A legendary address in the Grands Boulevards, the Café de la Paix has been fully renovated, flourishing once again its famous Napoléon III décor. Inaugurated in 1862, at the same time as the Grand Hôtel which shares its premises, this institution has always been at the heart of Parisian art and art de vivre.
At the corner of the Boulevard des Capucines and the Place de l’Opéra, the Café de la Paix is the figurehead and rallying point for the theatre district. Over the years, it has attracted the greatest intellectuals, artists, politicians and writers. Sitting down for a drink, you join an illustrious list of loyal famous guests, the spirit of Guy de Maupassant and Victor Hugo, the memory of Ernest Hemingway and Emile Zola, and the unforgettable presence of Serge Lifar, ballet master at the neighbouring Opera.
As soon as you set foot in the Café de la Paix, you know you are somewhere special. Surrounded by a décor—and ambiance–you won’t find anywhere else in Paris. The Napoleon III style with its gilded panelling and coffered ceiling blends seamlessly with streamlined furniture and a natural colour scheme.
As Iconic Parisian Restaurant, Le Café de la Paix, world-famous restaurant listed as Historic Monument, undoubtedly is one of the most beautiful restaurants in Paris. With their terrace looking on the Opéra Garnier, it is part of the flagship places making the very soul of Paris.
The Executive Chef, Laurent André learned his trade with Alain Chapel at Mionnay before meeting Alain Ducasse. It was the beginning of a beautiful story with chapters written at the Louis XV (Monaco), the Grande Cascade (Paris), the Spoon Food & Wine (London and Hong-Kong) and the Royal Monceau-Raffles (Paris). Today, the Executive Chef shares his avid passion for locally grown products, for a seasonal cuisine, infusing the venerable classics of the Café de la Paix menu with a light, contemporary touch.
To celebrate its 160th Anniversary, you discover a Selection of Signature Recipes from the Second Empire.
160Th ANNIVERSARY HISTORICAL MENU
* STARTER
Poultry Broth
Chicken Oyster, Chanterelles and Chervil
160Th ANNIVERSARY HISTORICAL MENU
* STARTER
Poultry Broth
Chicken Oyster, Chanterelles and Chervil
* MAIN COURSE
Turbot Steak poached with Seaweed, Seafood Sauce
Steamed potatoes
* DESSERT
Rice Pudding with Rose Water
Candied Fruits with Maraschino Liqueur
Turbot Steak poached with Seaweed, Seafood Sauce
Steamed potatoes
* DESSERT
Rice Pudding with Rose Water
Candied Fruits with Maraschino Liqueur
We were very fortunate tasting the "Historical Menu - 160th Anniversary" at this Lovely Restaurant. The Décor is Exquisite and Ambience, Feeling Extraordinary. Spirited Gastronomy is the Hallmark of this Restaurant... The Lunch Menu will suit every Palate. The Prices are appropriate for the Historical Setting and the Quality of Food... Great Experience for Us.... All including a Glass of Champagne....
Source: Café De La Paix
5 Place de l'Opéra, 75009Paris
On January 11, 2023
Ruby BIRD
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Yasmina BEDDOU
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5 Place de l'Opéra, 75009Paris
On January 11, 2023
Ruby BIRD
http://www.portfolio.uspa24.com/
Yasmina BEDDOU
http://www.yasmina-beddou.uspa24.com/
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