Deux Cheminees is more than a meal; the traditional and unique French restaurant is a lesson in historical and dining elegance. The restaurant, located at 1221 Locust St., occupies the first two floors of two adjacent and connected Victorian townhouses. The food, of course, cannot be overlooked one bit, but the true soul of the restaurant lies in its non-restaurant-like location.

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