"In a French restaurant, what are ""huitres""?"
Old Dutch (restaurant) municipal monument because of its cultural heritage value. In the 1960s Old Dutch was noted for being a place where ship-owners, rich demolishers, builders, captains of industry and high seas captains dined. The regular customers were mainly businessmen and wealthy ladies and gentlemen of middle age. From 1957 till 1974 Old Dutch held a Michelin star. Famed dishes from those times were ‘Escurion’, ‘Mixed grill de poissons’ and ‘Huitres imperiales de Zélande’ (large oysters from Zeeland). The restaurant also won a joint third prize of the "Salon Culinaire" at the "Horecaf" exhibition in Amsterdam in 1950. Old Dutch (restaurant) Old
Restaurant Empire Restaurant Empire Restaurant Empire () is a 2003 business simulation video game created by Trevor Chan. Developed and published by Enlight Software for Microsoft Windows, the player designs, owns and operates a restaurant. The player controls the kind of cuisine the restaurant serves (American, French, or Italian), what specific food they serve, and the staff. The player has to keep guests happy and make money at the same time. There is also a sandbox mode which is basically freeform. There are no confines as there are in the storyline mode (regular mode) but there are no challenges either. In the