Sirio's Circus Of the Chic: How Italian-born restaurateur Sirio Maccioni keeps his French restaurant, Le Cirque, in the center ring of New York dining after 21 years

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Issue: May 15, 1995

May 15, 1995 Sirio's Circus Of the Chic How Italian-born restaurateur Sirio Maccioni keeps his French restaurant, Le Cirque, in the center ring of New York dining after 21 years By Mervyn Rothstein It is 9 o'clock on a New York night and up on East 65th Street, in a restaurant a little to the west of Park Avenue, a party is going on.

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