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Lasserre
restaurant
During World War 2 In 1942 René Lasserre acquired a bistro
- hangar and made it a refined restaurant that rapidly
became one of the landmarks of the city of lights : In
1948, he founded his Club de la Casserole, whose dinners
became a must for Parisian celebrities. Among Lasserre's
regulars were Salvador Dalí and André Malraux, for whom
Lasserre named one of his dishes, pigeon André Malraux (Still
on the Menu today). Lasserre won its first Michelin star
in 1949 and won his third Michelin star in 1962... Even if
the restaurant has lost one star it remains one of the
best places to eat in Paris - A very romantic table
nestling just off the Champs Elysees Avenue for a dinner
to remember. Reservation is mandatory - The chef is
Jean-Louis Nomicos. |