Paris Restaurant Operated Seating Policy: Only Beautiful People By The Windows
by Anorak | 28th, November 2013
FANCY a table at Gilbert and Thierry Costes’ Le Georges eatery in the Pompidou Centre, Pairs? Well, if you , try not to be unattractive. Le Canard Enchaine alleges that a seating policy based on looks exists.
A former hostess of the Costes group restaurant, located at the National Museum of Modern Art, says Gilbert Costes operated a seating policy: “beautiful diners at the front of the restaurant and ugly at the back”.
The only ugly people allowed to sit in the windows were celebrities.
You know who you are.
Posted: 28th, November 2013 | In: The Consumer Comment | TrackBack | Permalink
