Nude Restaurant in Paris w/ the PArk

[jbeegoode]

Naked In Paris: First Nudist Restaurant And Park Open To Bare Patrons

http://www.foxnews.com/food-drink/2017/11/07/paris-opens-first-nude-restaurant-for-au-naturel-diners.html

https://www.eater.com/2017/11/6/16612270/onaturel-naked-restaurant-open-france-paris

AND an opinion of the London pop-up from your side of the tunnel:
https://www.eater.com/2016/6/20/11966994/naked-restaurant-london

Jbee

[nuduke]

Typical French haut style - beautiful modern restaurant.  The UK Bunyadi was something of a hovel by comparison I understand, being originally done on the cheap as an experiment.
John

[Patrick1951]

Typical French haut style - beautiful modern restaurant.  The UK Bunyadi was something of a hovel by comparison I understand, being originally done on the cheap as an experiment.
John

Trends soon become either 'The Norm' or immediately cast into a quagmire of forgotten swamp like journalism. Somehow I feel that whilst naked dinning will survive generally, the restaurants will soon return to traditional clothed & extortionate trading in London, Paris and other worldwide cities

[nuduke]

Well, I would hope, Patrick, that there are sufficient naturist inclined diners in large cities to create a niche which allows the restaurants to stay open and for the nude dining fashion to spread.  That would be a fine advert for naturism as a harmless pastime.  As for the extortionate pricing of capital city restaurants, what makes you think any reversion will be necessary?  I bet they already add a premium on top of extortionate for the benefit and pleasure of dining naked!
John

[Patrick1951]

I have a feeling that  a lack of naked diners will herald the demise of these places. Thus sending in the wealthy textile masses to feed and entertain guests to impress them. (expense account feeding for the 'city' folk