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The Bourdelle Museum opens Rhodia, its South American café-restaurant

2023-04-13T16:18:22.033Z


GASTRONOMIC CRITICISM - On the occasion of its reopening this spring, the Parisian museum dedicated to the sculptor inaugurates, in a former workshop, a restaurant space with a curious Latin bias.


Let's call it the small displacement!

This moment when a restaurant comes to migrate to a place where you don't really expect it: shop, theater, festival, TV show.

Nine times out of ten, he finds himself in a pretty mess, not knowing where to turn from the table, the food in a draught.

When he finds himself at the museum, nothing is better!

The public sits there to massage their ankles, the schoolchildren pass on a bourdon de cantoche.

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Since this spring, reopened after two years of work, the Bourdelle Museum has dreamed of a more inspired tavern.

The environment sincerely contributes to it.

A short rue de Montparnasse reminiscent of the neighborhood bohemian, the tender garden where young people unsheath their sketchbooks, the works and ghosts of the immense sculptor in what was his studio.

A few more stairs, the balcony of an outdoor mezzanine that you would think you could hear creaking, finally the restaurant.

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Source: lefigaro

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