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  1. Feb 8, 2024 · Le Crocodile, opened in 1983 by Chef Michel Jacob, is changing hands this spring, and will be run by a culinary legend in his own right, Chef Rob Feenie. The white tablecloth French restaurant is known for its elegant setting and refined French fare with a West Coast sensibility.

  2. www.lecrocodilerestaurant.com › aboutAbout | Le Crocodile

    Upon his arrival in Vancouver, it was no surprise that Michel Jacob would open his own fine-dining French restaurant and name it after the finest restaurant he had ever seen and dined at in his hometown of Strasbourg, the three-star Michlelin restaurant Au Crocodile.

  3. Feb 8, 2024 · The acclaimed chef is retiring in April, but leaving the restaurant in very good hands: chef Rob Feenie (of Cactus, Lumiere, Feenie’s, Iron Chef Canada, you know the guy) will reopen the West End spot as Le Crocodile by Rob Feenie in May.

  4. Oct 30, 2014 · Chef and owner Michael Jacob cooks with three proteges, David Hawksworth, Ned Bell and Rob Feenie, as part of the restaurant's 30 year anniversary celebration

  5. V6Z 2N2. (604) 669-4298. Experience the perfect blend of tradition and innovation at Le Crocodile, an iconic French restaurant reimagined by Chef Rob Feenie. Enjoy our elegant, contemporary ambiance at 909 Burrard Street, Vancouver. Open Tuesday to Thursday from 4:00 pm to 10:00 pm and Friday to Saturday from 4:00 pm to 11:

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  6. Feb 13, 2024 · VANCOUVER — One of Vancouver’s most celebrated and acclaimed chefs, Michel Jacob, is hanging up his apron at Le Crocodile one last time on Apr. 30, 2024. Jacob will hand the keys to his long-time friend and colleague Rob Feenie, who will take the reins and re-open the restaurant as Le Crocodile by Rob Feenie early this summer.

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  8. April 30, 2024, was Michel Jacob’s last night on the line at Le Crocodile, one of Vancouver’s most influential restaurants. When news broke of his retirement in early February, Le Crocodile was inundated with reservation requests.