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RIP Harold Legaux, co-owner Harold & Belle's Creole Restaurant
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Feb 26, 2011
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RIP Harold Legaux, co-owner Harold & Belle's Creole Restaurant
Harold Legaux died Monday of cancer at the age of 61. In the LA Times, his business partner called him "an extremely particular food person ... as fine a restaurant operator as any major restaurateur in Los Angeles.” His parents founded the LA landmark Harold & Belle's in 1969 on West Jefferson. In this review from 2009, Off-Ramp contributor Steve Wasser said you really should go if you consider yourself a connoisseur of LA's rich and diverse culture. CLICK THROUGH for a link to Harold and Belle's site.

Harold Legaux died Monday of cancer at the age of 61. In the LA Times, his business partner called him "an extremely particular food person ... as fine a restaurant operator as any major restaurateur in Los Angeles.” His parents founded the LA landmark Harold & Belle's in 1969 on West Jefferson. In this review from 2009, Off-Ramp contributor Steve Wasser said you really should go if you consider yourself a connoisseur of LA's rich and diverse culture. CLICK THROUGH for a link to Harold and Belle's site.

Harold Legaux died Monday of cancer at the age of 61. In the LA Times, his business partner called him "an extremely particular food person ... as fine a restaurant operator as any major restaurateur in Los Angeles.” His parents founded the LA landmark Harold & Belle's in 1969 on West Jefferson.

In this review from 2009, Off-Ramp contributor Steve Wasser said you really should go if you consider yourself a connoisseur of LA's rich and diverse culture.

CLICK THROUGH for a link to Harold and Belle's site.