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In a previous article, sheryl@seas.gwu.edu (Sheryl Coppenger) wrote:

>A couple of months ago, the Washington Post had an article on "Wonderful
>Restaurants That Died Recently" (well ok, that wasn't the actual title).
>But they mentioned Suzanne's, which also was at Dupont Circle and very
>nice, along with several I hadn't been to.  If I recall, they also
>mentioned Le Pavillion which was located in Foggy Bottom and closed a
>very long time ago.

     A number of years ago, Le Pavillion moved from Foggy Bottom to
the Washington Square building on Connecticut Avenue.  A year or so
ago, it folded.  However, the chef, Yannick Cam, then started another
restaurant, called Yannick's, in the Radisson Plaza Hotel, 5000
Seminary Road, Alexandria, VA.  I haven't yet tried it, but it has
received some very good reviews.  Frankly, though Le Pavillion was
rather pricey (how's that for understatement?), I thought it was the
best restaurant in Washington, the only one that really seemed
comparable to the 2 and 3-star Michelin restaurants in France.  So I
have high hopes for Yannick's.

	Joan Korenman        Internet: korenman@umbc2.umbc.edu
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