Le Bistrot de Paris
Homemade cuisine, French tradition since 1965 A LITTLE HISTORY... At 33 rue de Lille, there has been a restaurant since 1848. First the Grand Restaurant Georget until 1903, then the Bouillon Poensin until 1965, and finally the Bistrot de Paris opened by Raymond and Michel OLIVER, from the Grand Véfour. The Bistrot de Paris, whose original decor was retouched by the famous decorator SLAVIK in 1965, is a High Place of literary, intellectual, artistic, and political Paris. In this tradition of Germanopratin bistros, the Bistrot de Paris has hosted, since their inception: Le Prix Valéry LARBAUD (1967), La revue Commentaire (1978), Le Prix de la Revue des Deux Mondes (2008), Le Prix André GIDE (2014), Le Prix de Poésie Robert GANZO (2017), Le Prix des Romancières (2017). Some illustrious patrons of the House still ensure today that the soul and identity of the place so dear to VALERY, GIDE, and GAINSBOURG are maintained.


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