New family-owned restaurant opens in Harrison to serve Easter Sunday brunch
Carrie and Charlotte Denoyer are the children of French restaurateur Jean Denoyer, who owns several restaurants in Manhattan.
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Apr 9, 2023, 3:42 PM
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13h agoA new family-owned restaurant opened in Harrison just in time to serve Easter Sunday brunch.
Carrie and Charlotte Denoyer are the children of French restaurateur Jean Denoyer, who owns several restaurants in Manhattan.
News 12’s Emily Young went to the sisters’ Cafe Deux on Halstead Avenue to see what specials the new business is serving.
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