Trente-Cinq 35 Closes

Chef and owner Lionel Geuskens has closed Trente-Cinq 35, the Belgian restaurant he opened in 2006, according to the Arizona Republic. Geuskens is reportedly suffering from health problems, and hopes to reopen in a few months time. The restaurant, which was located at 2333 North Seventh Street, trumpeted fare from...

By Lauren Gilger

July 19, 2009

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Chef and owner Lionel Geuskens has closed Trente-Cinq 35, the Belgian restaurant he opened in 2006, according to the Arizona Republic.

Geuskens is reportedly suffering from health problems, and hopes to reopen in a few months time.

The restaurant, which was located at 2333 North Seventh Street, trumpeted fare from Geuskens' Belgian hometown, and was named Trente-Cinq 35 in honor of the chef's age when he opened. He had set an age limit for himself to open his own restaurant by 35 -- and he succeeded.

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