Famed NYC French restaurant La Grenouille reopens after gas leak
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Nov. 5, 2023, 9:17 a.m. ET
They’re breaking out the Dom Perignon at 3 E. 52nd Street. La Grenouille, the romantic, last surviving outpost of the city’s old-school French-cuisine era, reopened on Friday following a four-and-a-half months shutdown due to a gas leak.
The Post reported back on Sept. 27 that the famous frog was shuttered in June by Con Ed when new gas meters detected a leak. Con Ed, the FDNY, the Department of Buildings and restaurateur Philippe Masson subsequently pointed fingers at each other to explain the long delay in reopening.
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An insider credited our coverage for helping to break the logjam. Longtime regulars are thrilled.
We’re happy, too, that the great Midtown institution is back to live another day.