Jean-Francois Rouquette at the Park Hyatt, Paris
Has anyone here eaten at Pur in the Park Hyatt Vendome? We'll be in the neighborhood next month and wonder whether we should have Sunday dinner there.
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This is a very good place. I enjoyed very much the tasting menu there.
But as in any Hyatt IMO, you feel you could be almost anywhere in the world. When you travel a lot that's a comfortable feeling. Some people however prefer to grab a little bit of the soul of Paris instead.
At the same time, to have fine dining on a Sunday night in the neighborhood is not an easy task.
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Thanks, Theobroma. Yes, I'm well aware of the "international" atmosphere of most hotel dining! And thanks for the assessment.
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