The Coronado Historic Affiliation Museum is happy to announce the grand
opening on June 28, 2024 of a brand new restaurant: L’Orangerie, a really genuine French
expertise. L’Orangerie, delivered to you by the Coronado Historic Affiliation
Museum, guarantees to ‘convey a contact of France to lovely Coronado’ in an thrilling
mix of 300 years of custom and up to date stylish.
Within the kitchen, Chef Philippe Maurin is the captain of the ship. The chef of L’Orangerie
has been cooking for many years and leads a handpicked culinary workforce to forge a
popularity for excellence in French delicacies. Chef Philippe managed a
Michelin-star-rated restaurant earlier than opening L’Orangerie. Because of this, Chef Philippe
has been influenced by among the biggest French cooks.
It’s greater than a restaurant, L’Orangerie is a flavorful expression of French tradition and
delicacies. Chef Philippe Maurin mentioned, “I’m so excited to be presenting my heritage, my
heritage of delicacies, to Coronado. My culinary expertise is worldwide. I’ve labored all
over Europe, however now residing and dealing in Coronado, it’s a particular expertise to open
a spot right here in downtown Coronado for the locals and the guests to get pleasure from. We’re a
particular venue with well-crafted dishes serving guests from across the globe.”
Philippe’s dedication to high quality extends past the kitchen, with a dedication to
using natural and domestically sourced elements each time doable, guaranteeing a really
unforgettable eating expertise. L’Orangerie’s menu will characteristic a curated collection of
French classics, complemented by weekly or each day specials highlighting one of the best
produce of the season. Pastries, artisan breads, quiches, and wealthy entrees are simply
among the choices accessible. L’Orangerie additionally boasts a wide array of one of the best French
wines and cheeses that may accompany any meal.
L’Orangerie’s ambiance has been constructed as much as complement the house and has
undergone a meticulous renovation to create a traditional, black-and-white ambiance that
displays the class of French eating and aligns with the Coronado Historic
Affiliation’s historic 1100 Orange constructing. With the museum’s historical past and guided by a
spirit of entertaining nostalgia, the restaurant suspends time and makes the expertise
really feel previous and new on the similar time.
“We’re delighted to have L’Orangerie open on the Coronado Historic Affiliation
Museum,” mentioned Clyde Van Arsdall, CHA’s Board President. “With Chef Philippe on the
helm, we’re capable of present guests to the museum a world-class cultural and culinary
arts expertise.”
L’Orangerie is open Sunday-Thursday from 11:30 am to eight pm, and Friday and Saturday
11 am-9 pm. A Glad Hour can be featured 2:30 -5:30 pm Monday via Friday.
L’Orangerie Café is situated at 1100 Orange Avenue throughout the Coronado Historic
Affiliation Museum.
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