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Phil: New page: '''Gypsy's Grill & Bar''' is a former restaurant located at 11401 N Rodney Parham Road in Little Rock, Arkansas. The restaurant is near the Market Place Shopping Center. Gypsy's billed...

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New page: '''Gypsy's Grill & Bar''' is a former restaurant located at 11401 N Rodney Parham Road in Little Rock, Arkansas. The restaurant is near the Market Place Shopping Center. Gypsy's billed...

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'''Gypsy's Grill & Bar''' is a former restaurant located at 11401 N Rodney Parham Road in Little Rock, Arkansas. The restaurant is near the [[Market Place Shopping Center]]. Gypsy's billed itself as a place where "World Cuisine Goes Casual." Gypsy's closed on January 31, 2009, when the owner, [[Denis Seyer]], retired after 29 years in the local community to manage a companion restaurant in the Cayman Islands called Harvey's Island Grill.

Born in Gerardmer, France, Seyer first moved to Little Rock in 1975 to take a position as chef in the French [[Restaurant Jacques et Suzanne]] on the thirtieth floor of the [[Regions Bank Building]]. Seyer later opened his own French restaurant [[Alouette's]], where wait staff donned tuxedos to serve dinner guests.

Gypsy's had been open about six years when it closed in 2009. The restaurant's space will be re-occupied by The Pantry, a restaurant serving central European cuisine. The Pantry is owned by Czech-born [[Thomas Bohm]].

==References==

*Leroy Donald, "Everybody's Business," ''Arkansas Democrat-Gazette,'' February 8, 2009.
*Toby Manthey, "Saturday is Last Call at Storied LR Eatery," ''Arkansas Democrat-Gazette,'' January 27, 2009.

==External links==

*[http://www.gypsysgrill.com/ Gypsy's homepage]

[[Category:Restaurants]]

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-'''Gypsy's Grill & Bar''' is a former restaurant located at 11401 N Rodney Parham Road in Little Rock, Arkansas. The restaurant is near the [[Market Place Shopping Center]]. Gypsy's billed itself as a place where "World Cuisine Goes Casual." Gypsy's closed on January 31, 2009, when the owner, [[Denis Seyer]], retired after 29 years in the local community to manage a companion restaurant in the Cayman Islands called Harvey's Island Grill.
+'''Denis Seyer''' was a chef from Gerardmer, France, who came to Little Rock in 1975 to take a position at the [[Restaurant Jacques et Suzanne]] on the thirtieth floor of the [[Regions Bank Building]].
-Born in Gerardmer, France, Seyer first moved to Little Rock in 1975 to take a position as chef in the French [[Restaurant Jacques et Suzanne]] on the thirtieth floor of the [[Regions Bank Building]]. Seyer later opened his own French restaurant [[Alouette's]], where wait staff donned tuxedos to serve dinner guests.
+In 1980 Seyer left Jacques et Suzanne's to open his own restaurant called [[Le Casse Croute]]. Seyer later opened his own French restaurant [[Alouette's]], where wait staff donned tuxedos to serve dinner guests. Alouette's closed in 2003. Seyer then opened [[Gypsy's Grill & Bar]] at 11401 North Rodney Parham Road in west Little Rock. Gypsy's billed itself as a place where "World Cuisine Goes Casual." Gypsy's closed on January 31, 2009. Seyer retired after 29 years in the local community to manage a companion restaurant in the Cayman Islands called Harvey's Island Grill.
 ==References==