Nicolas Dewalque Trio at L'Archiduc

L' Archiduc's story began in 1937 when Madame Alice first opened its doors.

Originally, it was an elegant and discreet art deco establishment frequented by brokers and their secretaries. The interior featured several small wooden booths, crowned with cast iron frames, providing privacy and comfort for its patrons. Although the booths are no longer present, visitors can still sit on the original benches along the walls, immersing themselves in the venue’s rich history. The stunning cast iron main door remains, adorned with a beautiful letter A, which stands for Archiduc, Alice, and undoubtedly, Amour....

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L' Archiduc's story began in 1937 when Madame Alice first opened its doors.

Originally, it was an elegant and discreet art deco establishment frequented by brokers and their secretaries. The interior featured several small wooden booths, crowned with cast iron frames, providing privacy and comfort for its patrons. Although the booths are no longer present, visitors can still sit on the original benches along the walls, immersing themselves in the venue’s rich history. The stunning cast iron main door remains, adorned with a beautiful letter A, which stands for Archiduc, Alice, and undoubtedly, Amour.

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