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| Between Saint Germain des Près and the Seine River, where the perfume of Medieval Age still remains, stands Relais Louis XIII, the 2-star rated in the Michelin Guide. The historical appearance isn’t fake. In this very building, which used to be an abbey, Louis XIII was declared as the King of France after the assassination of his father, Henri IV on May 14, 1610.
We enjoyed classic French cuisine under the original wooden beamed ceiling. The service is very attentive. While we tend to praise modern and casual cuisine, it is refreshing to go back to original and classic cuisine. The langoustine in the salad was perfectly cooked and beefsteak was so tender. The lunch course for 50€ is pretty interesting. Elegant dress is recommended.
(2007-10-03)
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Relais Louis XIII |
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8 rue des Grands Augustins 75006 |
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Area: Quartier Latin |
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tel :
01 43 26 75 96 |
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Metro : Saint Michel line4 |
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Open : |
12pm-2:30pm,
7pm-10:30pm |
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Close : Sun, Mon |
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Lunch 3-course menu (+cheese) 50€
Diner 3-course menu (+cheese) 100€ |
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