Au Rocher de Cancale
Classified in 1997, at the corner of rue Montorgueil and rue Greneta, in a building of the late seventeenth or early eighteenth century whose panelled facades carry the name in gold letters. The original carved wooden sign at the angle shows a rock covered in oysters and mussels, which is what the Breton place name refers to. A recent restoration returned colour to the wood and plaster mouldings.
- Cuisine Type
- french
- Outdoor Seating
- Yes
- Wheelchair Accessible
- no
Category: Food & Drink
Tags: monument-historique, oysters, montorgueil, facade
Coordinates: 48.8655913, 2.3471265
Part of Paris dining rooms protected as monuments historiques
More in Paris dining rooms protected as monuments historiques
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