Restaurants: The Laurent in Paris

Laurent is an emblematic house in Paris.

First hunting lodge of Louis XIV, then guinguette under the revolution, the building was restored in 1842 by the German architect Jacques-Ignace Hittorff, then commissioned by King Louis Philippe to develop the Champs-Elysées.

A few meters from the most famous avenue, Laurent is one of the best hidden restaurants in the world. Outside, the murmur of the garden fountain and the foliage protect customers from the Parisian hubbub. The terrace, a true haven of peace, where time has stood still, the space for a business lunch, a romantic dinner or a family meal.  Garden - lounge - privatization - from 80 people