Visit of the restaurant, historic room

Name: Visita al restaurante, sala histórica
Start: 2023-09-16T15:00:00+02:00
End: 2023-09-16T18:00:00+02:00
Location: Maison Lucas Carton

Come visit the restaurant Lucas Carton and discover the jewels of its interior architecture: the woodwork imagined by Majorelle. One of the first gourmet restaurants in Paris... L’occ…

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Sábado 16 septiembre 2023, 15:00Passed

Herramientas de registro

0142652290 Register / book: http://www.lucascarton.fr Register / book: https://bookings.zenchef.com/offers?lang=fr&primaryColor=555&rid=357930 abourny@lucascarton.fr

Restaurant Lucas Carton / @LePhotographeDuDimanche

Come and visit the Lucas Carton restaurant and discover the jewels of its interior architecture: the woodwork designed by Majorelle. One of the first gourmet restaurants in Paris... The opportunity for a break in the heart of Paris around a signature madeleine of the house and a seasonal infusion... facing the Madeleine Church!
(To register you must make a reservation for the TEA TIME slot via our restaurant platform whose link is mentioned opposite. In free version with the conference visit only or with the Tea Time offer for the greediest!)

About the location

Maison Lucas Carton

9 place de la Madeleine 75008 Paris

Île-de-France

The restaurant was officially opened when the building was built by architect Charpentier in 1839\. But it was in 1860 that its new owner, Monsieur Augis, named it “La Taverne de France” which became the place of Napoleon III’s Paris. His successor Scaliet gave the restaurant its decisive role by calling it “Lucas” in 1880, but above all by ordering from Majorelle the carved woodwork that adorned the restaurant, making it one of the masterpieces of Art Nouveau, Attracting art lovers from all over the world. Between the wars, Mr.Carton bought the restaurant and put his name next to that of the establishment. Since 1924, Lucas Carton has faced the Madeleine.
A unique restaurant, historical heritage of France.
All the woodwork was done by Louis Majorelle and took four years of work. They were carved in the maple, sycamore and lemon woods of Ceylon in the spirit of the time.