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     • Welcome to Lucie, an elegant French restaurant in downtown Toronto. Experience French cuisine with a contemporary twist, expertly prepared by French Chef Arnaud Bloquel and his Team.
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   What makes Lucie a great restaurant?

   • Designed to pay homage to France’s grandest culinary traditions, Lucie is also, quite simply, a place inspired by home. Generations in the making, it’s a fine-dining spot that radiates with the warmth of a grandmother’s love — for family and food. Owner Yannick Bigourdan is no stranger to Toronto’s restaurant scene.

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   Does Lucie have a dinner menu?

   • Lucie’s current dinner menu is a three-course prix fixe, with a choice of appetizer, main and dessert ($130 per person). Lunch, which will launch in mid-August, will offer à la carte options. Bloquel kicks classic foie gras up a notch with the addition of smoked eel and cherry leather (think of it as a grown-up Fruit Roll-Up).

   What's on the menu at Lucie, the Financial District's new spot for

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   Does Lucie have a table d'hôte menu?

   • Lucie’s menu is curated by executive chef Arnaud Bloquel, a globally experienced, award-winning French chef. Open for both lunch and dinner, diners at Lucie can choose between the three-course Table d’Hôte menu, featuring an appetizer, main course, and dessert, or opt for the seven-course tasting menu.

   Lucie is Toronto’s newest and most glamorous French restaurant

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   Is Lucie a Michelin restaurant?

   • Lucie – a MICHELIN restaurant. Free online booking on the MICHELIN Guide's official website. The MICHELIN inspectors’ point of view, information on prices, types of cuisine and opening hours on the MICHELIN Guide's official website

   Lucie – Toronto - a MICHELIN Guide Restaurant

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   What to eat at Lucie?

   • Open for both lunch and dinner, diners at Lucie can choose between the three-course Table d’Hôte menu, featuring an appetizer, main course, and dessert, or opt for the seven-course tasting menu. Appetizers include a unique twist on a classic French dish with foie gras served alongside Ontario sour cherry gelée and smoked eel.

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   Why is Lucie called Lucie?

   • Lucie is named in memory of my grandmother who played a very important role in my childhood growing up in the South of France. My parents worked long hours and Lucie’s house was my second home. I became the object of all her attention. She cooked lunch and dinner just for me, often giving me “vin sucre”, a mix of red wine, sugar, and water.

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   Welcome to Lucie, an elegant French restaurant in downtown Toronto. Experience French cuisine with a contemporary twist, expertly prepared by French Chef Arnaud Bloquel and his Team. Impeccable service awaits you, ensuring a memorable dining experience.

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   Aug 21, 2024 · Located in the heart of downtown Toronto, Restaurant Lucie is a testament to French culinary tradition, brought to life by restaurateur Yannick Bigourdan.

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   Lucie is run by Yannick Bigourdan and is named after his French grandmother, whom he grew up heavily influenced by. Bigourdan, of The Carbon Bar and Amano Trattoria fame, typically focused his restaurants on casual and traditional eats.

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   Aug 1, 2023 · Lucie’s current dinner menu is a three-course prix fixe, with a choice of appetizer, main and dessert ($130 per person). Lunch, which will launch in mid-August, will offer à la carte options.

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   100 Yonge St., Toronto, M5C 2W1, Canada. $$$ · French. Visited. Favorite. Owner Yannick Bigourdan named his French restaurant after his grandmother who clearly inspired his journey into the world of hospitality. No doubt she would approve of the warm, inclusive atmosphere and the attentive service.

   • Location: 100 Yonge St, Toronto, M5C 2W1, Ontario
   • Accept Reservations: Yes

   • Phone: (416) 788-9054
   • Accepted Payment: Credit card / Debit card accepted

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   Carbelle Djossa. Designed to pay homage to France’s grandest culinary traditions, Lucie is also, quite simply, a place inspired by home. Generations in the making, it’s a fine-dining spot that radiates with the warmth of a grandmother’s love — for family and food.

9. streetsoftoronto.com › new-french-restaurant-lucieLucie is Toronto’s newest and most glamorous French restaurant

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   Sep 20, 2023 · Acclaimed restaurateur Yannick Bigourdan's new restaurant is named in honour of his late grandmother Lucie.