Chef Gérald Passedat Leaves Le Petit Nice in Marseille, Which He Sells to the Saadé Family (at AFP)
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The triple starred chef withdrew from his 3-star restaurant "Le Petit Nice", after 40 years at its stoves, to give it to the Saade family, owner of the CMA CGM shipowner.
The triple-starred chef Gérald Passedat announced Thursday at the AFP that he would withdraw from his legendary Marseille restaurant, "Le Petit Nice", after 40 years at his stoves, to give it to the Saadé family, owner of the CMA CGM shipowner. ...
After four decades of developing the marine gourmet table founded by his grandfather, the chef sold his house to the Saadé family.
The establishment, which will keep its name, will be the subject of one year's work. Gérald Passedat will remain associated with the project as special advisor to the Saadé family.
"I am almost 67 years old, my son will not take over and I wished the best with a family of our terroir, not a family of others and close enough to the Passedat family to do this with the nobility necessary to give success to this magical place, the fruit of the work of three generations," he said to the AFP. "My father got along very well with Jacques Saadé who had his table, me with Rodolphe, Véronique and Tanya (Saade Zeeny, NDLR). I have ful…
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Gérald Passedat, who wanted to develop his advisory activity will remain associated with the project as a special advisor to the Saadé family in this project.
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