Restaurant Alcazar

Alcazar

Overview
Serving the best cuisine from both sides of the channel, Alcazar restaurant and bar offers a very traditional French ambience in the famous Saint Germain de Près district near the School of Fine Arts. The glass ceiling fills the lower dining area with natural light and gives a bright and airy feel. The eclectic menu features primarily French cuisine, with produce such as Smoked Salmon or the House Foie Gras, not to mention the original Raspberry and Liquorice Vacherin dessert. A more contemporary atmosphere can be found on the mezzanine floor overlooking the restaurant, where you can sample the extensive cocktail list whilst listening to a diverse selection of house music from some of the best Parisian DJs. Another unique experience can be enjoyed on Monday night, where you can dine with the accompaniment of classical music from Véronique Chevalier and her musicians.

Review
Paris's highest-profile brasserie de luxe is this high-tech place funded by British restaurateur Sir Terence Conran. It features a red-and-white futuristic decor in a street-level dining room and a busy upstairs bar (La Mezzanine de l'Alcazar). The menu includes rack of veal sautéed with wild mushrooms, roasted rack of lamb with thyme, and shellfish and oysters from the waters of Brittany. The wines are as stylish and diverse as you'd expect.

Source of Review: http://tinyurl.com/2wdrovy

Information
Cuisine & Style: French-Brasserie
Average main course: €25
Average spend: €55
Opening hours: Open 7/7 12.00am to 2.30am et de 7.00pm to 1.00am Friday and Saturday closed at 2.00am
Location: 62 Rue Mazarine, 75006, Paris
More Information: http://www.alcazar.fr/Home/index.php

References
http://www.bookatable.com/fr/104672/alcazar