Parisian restaurant-bistro on the heights of Montmartre preparing poultry, vegetables and meats.
Antoine Westerman, the chef and boss of Situated but also of another restaurant on the Saint-Louis Island gave the cover but this time on the heights of Montmartre with for cooking positioning, poultry. Béatilles (cœurs hearts, candied gizzards, fried fins, cromesquis aux) to duck rillettes, all poultry are eaten. The egg, of course, to the hull to salmon eggs, mouillettes to butter of algae, broth with broth to rave celery, raviole of foie gras, fat or bowl. Of course, let's not forget the roasted poultry. In choice, chicken of Bresse, Géline of Touraine, can farmer of Challans or farmer's chicken of Challans, pigeon roasted Poitou pigeon, green beans, bacon and candied potatoes in poultry juice. As you will have understood, it is usually said that everything is good in the pig. The Bistrot farmer farmer fowl, caramélisée caramélisée & mushroom sauerkraut, instantly takes us to the bistrot bistrot. The dishes of the day also delight the taste buds at the lunch price, Monday to Friday: pick from macaroni to poultry Monday, coq au vin, soup to eggs on Tuesday, poultry sausage to mushrooms from Paris on Wednesday, Antoine proves that everything is also good in the poultry and not as in the chapon!
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Réservation facile sur site, Voiturier si besoin.
Néanmoins difficile de se trouver un boire au milieu des 10 pages de carte en vrac et des différentes pénuries de boisson sans alcool…
Pleins de saveurs et le plaisir de redécouvrir la vraie saveur ses aliments. Nous recommandons.
Personnels sympas et qui veille au confort de ses convives.