Restaurant in Paris serving a minimalist menu of 2 starters, 2 courses and a dessert, colorful and graphic dishes.
Bertrand Grébault, chef of Septime in Paris, indicated recently that it would not displease him to make school, to have created a style. Challenge held with this Gare au Gorille created by two former emplyees of the famous restaurant at rue de Charonne, Marc Cordonnier in the kitchen (also having worked at Arpège of Alain Passard) and Louis Langevin sommelie, which can also be found in the dining room. The façade, all dressed in white tiles, is perfectly original. For the rest, you will find a perfectly minimalist carte, two starters, two main courses and a dessert at lunchtime, each determined by three products (raw veal, herring and fish as a starter, cod, watercress, lardo di colonnata as main course, chocolate, jar and peanut as dessert…). A carte that points to < i > freestyle < /i >, cool and uninhibited cuisine, which is a daily invention according to the products of the moment, the season and the inspiration. The result? Refined, colourful, graphic, modern and well-cooked dishes… Work of a real pro in short.
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P.s : Et il faut aimer les vins « naturels / biodynamique ». Si vous aimez le kombucha ça devrait le faire :)
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Pas copieux du tout assez cher...
Vin pseudo ecolo pseudo naturel...avec un peu de sulfites cf mon mal de crane qui commence
Service sympa