A true patriarchal French with a "when a French was in" attitude situated on the Sunset Strip sums up Le Freres Taix. Family owned since 1927 this multiple dining room Normandie flashback is known for it`s soup and entrenched French food preparations. The vast dark blue eating areas have high tin ceilings as well as expansive booths complimented with frosted windows. An extensive wine list is ...
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An anomaly in funky Echo Park, Taix is an old-fashioned French restaurant that epitomizes the word "fancy."
Waiters are pleasantly obsequious and sauces are old-school. With plush pleather booths and pretty paintings on the wall, it's the sort of place to take your parents, especially if they're not so sure about your living on the Eastside. The three courses of food ...
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We have been eating at Taix for about 20 years. It's still inexpensive, but the past few times we ate there, we were disappointed. The portions are a bit smaller and the food is not quite as tasty. Still very reasonably priced, however. Waiters don't seem very patient. Lots of valet parking in their own private lot. No self-parking.