L’Ambroisie

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Chef Bernard Pacaud’s three-starred cuisine is worthy of the parallel with the food of the Gods – at L’Ambroisie you can enjoy exceptional cuisine in a convivial setting… The signature dish? The pie, divine!

Restaurant : L’Ambroisie

Address : 9 Place Des Vosges, 75004 PARIS

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For any information or reservation request, please contact the teams by phone at +33 (0)1 42 78 51 45.

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Categories: Destinations and Experiences, Lifestyle, Restaurants, Three Stars Tables

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