Bistro in Paris serving delicatessen, homemade dishes and revisited.
Yannick Alléno, a native of Ile-de-France and chef at the Meurice, has set out to promote local producers in a loft bistro nestled on the first floor of the Maison de la Mutualité. The best known, Le Bourdonnec for meat, Lalos for bread, Vérot for charcuterie. The lesser-known ones, Barberon for watercress, Vadorin for tripe products, Surgis for fruit growing or Nantois for vegetables. All their products are highlighted in dishes from the Ile-de-France with a glorious past, revisited but without being distorted.
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Everything was great from start to finish. Friendly and professional staff, I also loved their original selection of revisited Italian dishes.
Portions are rather small but the quality of ingredients makes up for it.
Fairly priced, I highly recommend this establishment for a nice dinner, for a date as well as with friends or family.