This receipt from the German Pavilion restaurant, under the direction of Georg Reiss, embodies a precious souvenir of Expo’s culinary effervescence. The establishment was an iconic destination at Expo 67, offering an authentic experience of German cuisine. Following this success, Reiss opened the restaurant “Le Vieux-Munich” in October 1969 at the corner of René-Lévesque and Saint-Denis, becoming a pillar of the Montreal gastronomic scene until its closure in 1995.
GERMANY — Receipt “Berlin Restaurant—German Pavilion”
Pavillon : 
Germany
[Classification call number: DEU013].
This document is available in its entirety scanned in high definition 1200DPI format. It is presented here in a reduced version to facilitate the display of the page.
Number of pages: 1 p.
Date of publication: 28 April 1967
Autor : Berlin Restaurant — Deutscher Pavillon
Publisher : Berlin Restaurant — Deutscher Pavillon
Language : English, French, German
Collection : Private collection
Rarety : Very Rare
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