Legendary French Restaurant Les Nomades Has Closed After Nearly Five Decades
The fine dining institution ended its run amid the impending sale of its building.
Les Nomades, one of Chicago’s oldest fine dining institutions, has served its final souffle. After nearly five decades in Streeterville, the acclaimed French restaurant is now closed.
“The time has come for us to hang up our aprons and say farewell,”
owner Mary Beth Liccioni announced in a post on Instagram.
“When we opened our doors … we never could have imagined the incredible journey ahead — the laughter shared over meals, the celebrations hosted at our tables, and the friendships that blossomed over the years. You welcomed us into your lives, and for that, we are forever grateful.
Author summary: Les Nomades closed after 5 decades.
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