PHILADELPHIA (AP) — A year after Le Bec Fin’s well-publicized downfall led the celebrated restaurant’s owner to bid adieu after 42 years, the chandeliers are again sparkling, the linens are crisp, the silverware is shining and the reviews are positive.
Yes, Le Bec is back. But this former grand dame of French gastronomy, which spent decades in the rarefied air of haute cuisine, is still adjusting the recipe on its second act.
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