Martinique Bistro closes and will reopen as 'Avo' under chef Nick Lama
Jan 08, 2015
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Martinique Bistro in New Orleans will close after 20 years, co-owners Cristiano Raffignone and Kelly Barker announced in a Monday (Jan. 5) press release. The pair has leased the space at 5908 Magazine St. to Nick Lama, 33, the chef de cuisine at Gautreau's.
Raffignone and Barker will continue to own the property. Renovations to the space -- an intimate dining room and outdoor courtyard -- begin this January.
Source: http://www.nola.com
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