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Est. 1998 — Reservations Only
Maison Noir
A nine-course tasting menu, told quietly by candlelight. Seasonal, sourced, and served with intention.
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The Philosophy
“We cook for the table you've waited weeks to sit at — never for the rush.”
— Étienne Laurent, Chef Patron
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From the Pass
A small look at what's been leaving the kitchen this season.
The Head Chef
Étienne Laurent
Born in Lyon and trained at Maison Pic, Étienne spent a decade in the kitchens of Paris before returning home to open Maison Noir in 1998. His cooking is deeply French, quietly modern, and unapologetically generous.
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