Le Gavroche Sails Again, Aboard Queen Anne
Michel Roux brings Le Gavroche at Sea back to Cunard's Queen Anne for five sailings in 2027 and 2028, with just 50 covers a night.
London’s Le Gavroche has closed, but you can still eat it at sea. Cunard is bringing back Le Gavroche at Sea with Michel Roux aboard Queen Anne for five sailings in 2027 and 2028.
The sailings
- 2 May 2027 (7 nights)
- 29 August 2027 (7 nights)
- 5 September 2027 (7 nights)
- 21 May 2028
- 4 June 2028
The restaurant takes over Sir Samuel’s and serves just 50 covers a night.
“The response to Le Gavroche at Sea has been extraordinary since its launch,” said Paul Ludlow, president of Cunard.
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