Menu Illinois Chicago Bon Vivant Restaurant French Cuisine Vintage Original 1931
The Bon Vivant restaurant, once located at 4367 Lake Park Ave. in Chicago, IL, was famous for its lobster dinner and considered a culinary institution in the Hyde Park society. It was known for its eight-course dinners featuring lobsters from Maine and Boston, served with a choice of three roasts. The restaurant, under the guidance of Henri Delaloye, offered a dining experience reminiscent of Parisian cafes, complete with specialized dishes like oysters with a unique butter and soft shell crabs
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Measures Approx. 14" x 9"