ANTOINE’S RESTAURANT
Since its opening in 1840 by a Frenchman, Antoine Alciatore, it is still the same family that runs the establishment. Nothing has really changed, except the way it is used. The building has more than ten rooms, each with its own purpose and decoration. On the menu, the Pontchartrain pompano, the trout amandine and the famous oysters Rockefeller and their butter sauce (a dish invented here). And for dessert, you must try the huge Baked Alaska (a Norwegian omelet). The cellar also contains many treasures. Bar Hermès located just next door.
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