"Romano’s was a famous Parisian Restaurant in the Hotel de la Grand Bretagne that flourished in the Jazz Age of the 1920s. The Hotel de la Grand Bretagne at 14 Rue Caumartin might have been ever so slightly off the beaten track but the Rue Caumartin did become a major and thriving area in the 1920s. One of the earliest references to the hotel is from 1855 when it was described in Bradshaw’s notes as being a first class hotel in the centre of the finest part of Paris near the boulevards and the new Opera House. The proprietor was a M. Olivier and it had two large courtyards and gardens, reading and smoking rooms, a bar and a restaurant with a celebrated cuisine." jazzageclub.com

After 10pm, drinking champagne is mandatory, it says on the menu of this Parisian restaurant Romano’s. We like this idea!

Courtesy Lou Greenstein

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Each product is accompanied by a copy of the interior menu where available.