After less than a year, the Euronet restaurant in the basement of the European Monetary Institute tower in Frankfurt has been forced to close. Star Catalan architect Alfredo Arribas had hoped to initiate Frankfurt’s moneymen into his modernist philosophy of cavernous interior design and communal seating at long tables, as in his vogueish eateries in Barcelona and London. But the restaurant’s nearest neighbours shunned it, preferring the honest grub of Medius Keller, the cosy German pub across the street.
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