Les halles
The two restaurants were covered in handwritten notes and flowers.
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The French brasserie had done business in Midtown for nearly 25 years.
The suit, filed by more than 100 people who've worked there for the last six years, also claims that Les Halles paid waitstaff less than the $5 minimum wage for food service employees.
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