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Feb 18, 2013 · Quote as “unpretentious but stylish”, Le Chat Noir, casual bistro-style with Parisian left-bank feel features classic, traditional French cuisine and a large selection of savory and sweet crepes.
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- (202) 244-2044
- 4907 Wisconsin AV NW, Washington, United States, DC
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Le Chat Noir (LCN) restaurant is located at 4907 Wisconsin Avenue, NW in the Friendship Heights/Tenleytown neighborhood in Washington, DC neighborhood. LCN offers delicious french meals in a bistro-style setting with a charming ambiance that is a modern homage to the joyful spirit of the Belle Époque.
- 4907 Wisconsin Ave NW, Washington, 20016, DC
- French
- (202) 244-2044
Aug 16, 2023 · The kiddos will love the Nutella crepe, which is the best in town, and the straightforward, yet delicious steak frites. And anyone seeking more “sophisticated” French food will enjoy the butter-soaked escargot. Le Chat Noir is an incredible French restaurant in Friendship Heights.
- 4907 Wisconsin Ave Nw, Washington, 20016, D.C
- (202) 244-2044
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Le Chat Noir, a French Restaurant, opened its door in 2005 in the Friendship Heights neighborhood of Washington DC. Sam & Marie intended to share their experience in the hospitality and restaurant business as well as their love for Art Nouveau, offering delicious meals in a bistro-style environm.
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