La Comédie

Normally when you think of an oasis, the second thought that possibly pops to mind is a little paradise. Well, all that imagery is perfectly appropriate when applied to La Comédie.

 

          

A restaurant, French, set down in the middle of a location where it is difficult to breath due to altitude. In a metro area of two million inhabitants, nerves can be jangled by traffic, noise and air pollution can readily unsettle the spirit.

 

              

No need to fret. La Comédie is a spot where you can catch your breath on the High Plains of Bolivia; where you can restore your sensibilities and your inner calm.

                                     

                                          

Here they understand all is right with the world when the wait staff is well trained and responds to your needs.

 

    

The waiter should be there to facilitate your renewal, attentive but not intrusive. You need sustenance and wish to excite the palate? Good! The chef has been laboring all day on your behalf. Take your time, have an aperitif, open the senses. And be confident that the daily specials are sure to entice.

 

  

Select a Wine? The list is long and varied. And if after it all you'd like a sweet little something with coffee, know the desserts carry a decided French flair.

                     

Once you've dined at La Comédie, all the talk of oasis and little paradise will not be lost on you. It will make perfect sense that many regulars refer to the wedge shape of the building as being very reminiscent of a large ship.

  

And to dine at the table in the point as feasting in the prow! It all comes together when you come to claim your little bit of paradise.

                                                                                          

 

     

Bernardo and Frank will be here awaiting your first visit, your second and all your subsequent visits while becoming one of the many fans of La Comédie. Bon Voyage! And we hope to see you soon! "La Comédie is an exceptional experience worthy of rarefied air".
                                                                            

                                                                                                                           Mick Huerta

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