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Le Parc brings a slice of Paris to Waterfall City with new Polofields restaurant [PICS]
A neighbourhood built around food The idea behind Le Parc has always been to gather the best bits of Parisian daily life under one roof – the corner café, the bakery pulling warm loaves from the oven, the flower stall spilling over with colour, the little boutique that always has something worth taking home.
The idea behind Le Parc has always been to gather the best bits of Parisian daily life under one roof – the corner café, the bakery pulling warm loaves from the oven, the flower stall spilling over with colour, the little boutique that always has something worth taking home.
The tashas Group’s Le Parc has opened its second location at Polofields Crossing, bringing all-day Parisian dining, an exclusive patisserie collection and a playful new soft-serve concept to Waterfall City.
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