THE PHLY BOYZ VISIT NYC'S LA PETITE MAISON
La Petite MaisonRecently spotted at New York City’s French favorite La Petite Maison, The Phly Boyz, the world-renowned, all acoustic, male vocal musical group, held exclusive live performances for one week! Performing in exciting locations—St Petersburg, Russia to Shanghai, China to New York City—The Phly Boyz play in seven languages and entertained La Petite Maison’s guests with a repertoire of music, which ranged from Tchaikovsky to The Beatles to the Black Eyed Peas. As they fused live music with an intimate dining experience, guests were transported to the South of France at the old Rockefeller family townhouse, which celebrity fans include AnnaLynne McCord, Naomi Campbell and Paul McCartney.
ABOUT LA PETITE MAISON:
For the past 21 years, La Petite Maison has stood as an iconic restaurant in the culinary scene of Nice, France. Today, celebrated owner, Nicole Rubi has introduced a New York City sister location with co-owner David Barokas who also owns La Guerite restaurant on Le Iles de Reins, in addition to several other properties in Cannes. Foodies can delight in the modern, refined take on classic Niçoise fare, along with Rubi’s Black Truffle offerings. For a quick bite or cocktails, La Petite Maison boasts a large bar surrounded by several tables. Downstairs, guests walk through an intimate lounge with accented furniture designed by artist Yves Klein to the dining area that unfolds under an impressive atrium that showcases an open courtyard, reminiscent of the historic and charming passageways of Nice, France.
ABOUT LA PETITE MAISON:
For the past 21 years, La Petite Maison has stood as an iconic restaurant in the culinary scene of Nice, France. Today, celebrated owner, Nicole Rubi has introduced a New York City sister location with co-owner David Barokas who also owns La Guerite restaurant on Le Iles de Reins, in addition to several other properties in Cannes. Foodies can delight in the modern, refined take on classic Niçoise fare, along with Rubi’s Black Truffle offerings. For a quick bite or cocktails, La Petite Maison boasts a large bar surrounded by several tables. Downstairs, guests walk through an intimate lounge with accented furniture designed by artist Yves Klein to the dining area that unfolds under an impressive atrium that showcases an open courtyard, reminiscent of the historic and charming passageways of Nice, France.
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