Maison Rouge
Michelin Starred Dining

Where Culinary Art Meets Passion

An intimate gastronomic journey through contemporary French cuisine, crafted with seasonal precision and served with timeless elegance.

A Legacy of Excellence

Founded in 2010, Maison Rouge has established itself as a sanctuary for those who seek the extraordinary. Our philosophy is simple: source the finest seasonal ingredients, treat them with reverence, and present them with artistic vision.

Under the guidance of Executive Chef Antoine Moreau, each dish tells a story of terroir, tradition, and innovation. Our intimate 32-seat dining room ensures every guest receives our undivided attention.

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Elegant interior of Maison Rouge restaurant with warm ambient lighting and refined table settings

A selection from our seasonal tasting menu

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Executive Chef Antoine Moreau in his professional kitchen wearing a white chef coat

Antoine Moreau

Michelin Starred Chef

With over 20 years of culinary mastery across Paris, Lyon, and New York, Chef Moreau brings a profound respect for French gastronomic tradition while embracing contemporary innovation. His philosophy centers on the purity of ingredients and the poetry of presentation.

"Cooking is not just about sustenance. It is about memory, emotion, and the shared experience of beauty on a plate."

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Glimpses into our world of culinary artistry

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Words of Praise

"An absolutely transcendent dining experience. The tasting menu was a masterclass in balance and creativity. Every course surprised and delighted. This is what fine dining should be."

James Whitfield

Food Critic, The Culinary Review

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Begin Your Journey

We recommend booking at least two weeks in advance for weekend reservations. For parties larger than six, please contact us directly.

Dinner Service

Tuesday - Saturday
6:00 PM - 11:00 PM

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Sunday Brunch

Sunday
12:00 PM - 3:00 PM

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Private Dining

Available upon request
For special occasions

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