Brasserie in Paris preparing traditional dishes and French cuisine, a beautiful piece of beef and duck.
The Chartier brothers were not satisfied with their eponymous bouillon in the Faubourg Montmartre; in 1906, they also opened this Bouillon Racine, with the same desire to offer a cuisine at tight prices. This little Art Nouveau jewel is now classified as a historical monument. And the prices have been lowered to a level almost comparable to those of a brasserie. On the menu, traditional dishes (foie gras, filet of turbot, butcher's piece...), as well as contemporary recipes (sea bass tartar with mango, rosemary and lime, vegetarian dishes...).
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De plus, au moment de l'addition, alors que nous étions un groupe de 13 (une personne assise à cheval sur deux banquettes), il nous a été demandé un règlement unique (sans tarif de groupe !). Restaurant bruyant. On a eu l'impression d'être pris pour des "touristes"