Chef Alain Ducasse Opens New Paris Restaurant Champeaux

May 15, 2016 12:00 pm EDT
Alain Ducasse
Champeaux head chef, Bruno Brangea (left), with Alain Ducasse (Pierre Monetta)
Champeaux head chef, Bruno Brangea (left), with Alain Ducasse (Pierre Monetta)

Restaurant: Michelin-starred chef Alain Ducasse has launched a new brasserie, Champeaux, in Paris’ recently rejuvenated Les Halles neighborhood. The French-born chef adds Champeaux to his growing number of spots, which include Le Meurice and Aux Lyonnais in Paris and Le Louis XV in Monaco.

Cuisine: Soufflés will be the restaurant’s signature dish, with sweet and savory options to choose from; traditional brasserie fare such as deviled eggs and croque-monsieur will also be included on the menu.

Prices: Starters and desserts are priced from about $7, with dishes of the day at $25 and à la carte options from around $57.

Hours: 8 a.m. to midnight (open until 1 a.m. on Saturday)

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