Lapérouse: A Parisian Icon Since 1766 - Blue

Founded in 1766 in a Parisian hôtel particulier on the banks of the Seine; Lapérouse is one of the city’s oldest restaurants. In the nineteenth century; it was frequented by writers and artists such as Zola; Musset; Hugo; Balzac; Proust; Rodin; Colette; and Picasso; and was also known as a discreet meeting place for mistresses and courtesans. Today; the restaurant occupies a unique place in Parisian life: By day; French writer Frédéric Beigbeder hosts his literary radio show there; welcoming the most celebrated contemporary authors; by night; modern icons such as Nicole Kidman; Kim Kardashian; Madonna; and Leonardo DiCaprio gather to revel in its legendary atmosphere. Every evening; one delights in guessing what stirs within the secret hideaways of Lapérouse’s salons. From its remarkable wine cellar to its intimate rooms and wild fashion-show after-parties; the story of Lapérouse is endlessly fascinating; as recounted by multi-award-winning writer Frédéric Beigbeder.

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