Two of Dallas’ best restaurateurs are planning a cafe and dinner spot.
“It’s very important to stay anchored in the community, but to bring elements of who we are, because we are from elsewhere,” Courseau says. Chef-partner Davaillon, like Courseau, is from France. The two offer a spirit of professionalism and attention to detail that diners deserve — and that Dallas restaurants need.Le PasSage and The Rose Cafe will combine French technique with Asian ingredients in casual and upscale ways.
The 6,500 square-foot restaurant Le PasSage will be a French-Asian restaurant created by two French restaurateurs who live in Dallas. Soon, they plan to hire an executive chef who has lived in Asia. Inside sit-down restaurant Le PasSage, the kitchen will be on display like it is at Georgie. “I want to have restaurants where everyone is part of it,” Courseau says. “It’s a symphony. It’s important that everyone knows they have a role to play.”
The cafe will be more of an all-day spot, with breakfast and espresso starting early, then transitioning into lunch and dinner, then into a wine lounge. On one side of the cafe, a pocket park called The Rose Garden is named for equity partner Harrison’s mother.
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