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Even with their eyes closed, the regulars could find their way to this restaurant with its famous black metal sign. Elegance and discretion have always been the watchwords of the most distinguished of the major brasseries. At the Boeuf people meet for a quick lunch at the bar or to take time out to savor a seafood platter amongst friends on the mezzanine.
Following many years of coasting on the right bank of the Champs Elysée with its founder, Louis Moysés at the helm, the Bœuf sur le Toit finally weighed anchor at 34 rue du Colisée.
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| 34, rue du Colisée. 75008 Paris Métro : station Saint-Philippe du Roule. Métro : station Franklin-D. Roosevelt. |
Even with their eyes closed, the regulars could find their way to this restaurant with its famous black metal sign. Elegance and discretion have always been the watchwords of the most distinguished of the major brasseries. At the Boeuf people meet for a quick lunch at the bar or to take time out to savor a seafood platter amongst friends on the mezzanine.
Following many years of coasting on the right bank of the Champs Elysée with its founder, Louis Moysés at the helm, the Bœuf sur le Toit finally weighed anchor at 34 rue du Colisée. See the Menus Gourmet and Privilege.
Even with their eyes closed, the regulars could find their way to this restaurant with its famous black metal sign. Elegance and discretion have always been the watchwords of the most distinguished of the major brasseries. At the Boeuf people meet for a quick lunch at the bar or to take time out to savor a seafood platter amongst friends on the mezzanine.
Following many years of coasting on the right bank of the Champs Elysée with its founder, Louis Moysés at the helm, the Bœuf sur le Toit finally weighed anchor at 34 rue du Colisée.