This legendary venue was first opened by Auguste Kettner, chef to Napoleon III in 1867. Kettner's comprises a restaurant, champagne bar (with a mosaic floor) and various private rooms. The Brasserie has sparkly white walls wich have been broken up with distressed mirrors. Small rooms include The Salon, the Tete a Tete, The Cabinet Particulier, which has antique chandeliers. Larger rooms include The Studio, with wonderful artwork, original fireplace, chandeliers and chic French bistro furniture, The Apartment, a club-like wood panelled space with a secret entrance on Greek Street, and The Salle de Fete.