The Green Door French Restaurant

Le cavalier at the green room.

The green door french restaurant.

Tyler akin a philadelphia based chef at stock and res ipsa cafe has returned to his hometown to breathe new life into the hotel du pont s green room the restaurant is getting a new menu a design facelift and an updated name. During prohibition this was a popular place to get secret libations. Next month an eight month renovation will be unveiled at what is now known as le cavalier at the green room. The food is fabulously french and consistently good.

After the great chicago fire a tavern opened in chicago the green door tavern. French door is one of the most happening restaurants in town and it s been gaining such great reviews. We are a pay by weight buffet with an ever evolving menu. August 19 2020.

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The green door restaurant its worth seeing whats behind it. The hotel du pont s main restaurant is getting a new chef banquette seating and a french brasserie concept. As you can see it turned out gorgeous. Come on in and be inspired.

At press time the restaurant was still on track. By michael klein posted. I ve been meaning to go there for a really long time and i finally went there yesterday for lunch. I visited this restaurant in 2017 and again tonight 11 07 2020 i chose to return and was not disappointed.

As the door of the tavern is green the color became a symbol of a speakeasy. The ambience was so french and beautiful and the menu itself looked so elegant. A chef goes home to reinvent the landmark restaurant at the hotel du pont as le cavalier. Like the name itself the restaurant will have old and new elements.

When opening a french brasserie where does one go for inspiration. Our food is made from scratch daily using organic local produce. During the prohibition era many restaurants would paint their doors green to indicate the presence of a speakeasy. Food was very enjoyable service friendly and non intrusive decore delightful.

The new green room name wasn t unveiled. Service is always spot on in a small and intimate location with a great atmosphere. The menu was french themed and drinks offered a good choice.