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Madame Matisse
Hours: Thu.-Tue., 7:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m.; Thu.-Sat., 5-9:30 p.m. Readers' rating:  Reader reviews: Write a review | Read other reviews
Step into Madame Matisse and you're transported to those lovely Parisian or
Roman
neighborhood storefronts. Here, you can't go wrong with a beet, apple, Gorgonzola
and
candied-walnut salad or a perfectly cooked steak au poivre with a mean green
peppercorn
sauce served with a bubbling, creamy potato au gratin.
Reader Reviews
April 4, 2008
Mike L.A.,  This place just went down the drain under the new ownership. No soup, because its to labor intensive to make and that was the best thing there. Stay away. El pollo loco is a better substitute. July 30, 2007
kid la, CAmy aunt and uncle were the owners of this resturant sooo its good food, but they recntly sold it to new owners so im not sure if the food is still as good January 22, 2006
Mahesh Nagarajan Los Angeles, CA This is a great little French restaurant on Sunset. Extremely affordable and no corkage. Fantastic salds and soups perhaps the best Apple Tart tatin that I have ever eaten. My friends tell me that the entrees are just as fantastic (i can't comment on this as I am a vegeterian). Highly recommended. Write a review | Read more reviews Venue Details
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