This press release is from the Paris Tourist Office and printed in its entirety: Paris is full of restaurants that serve past midnight, and in the case of some, into the early hours of the morning. La Tour Montlhéry in the Halles district for example, better known as Chez Denise (after its owner) serves up a feast of traditional fare until 5am. Until 1971, the Halles district was the capital’s largest wholesale food market and other well-known restaurants in the area include Au Pied de Cochon and La Poule au Pot. Founded in 1947 and 1935, respectively, these two brasseries are open day and night and are the unchanging witnesses of the ‘Parisian stomach’…