Restaurant in Paris proposing a gastronomic, upscale, seasonal, and indulgent cuisine.
Hidden on the 6th floor of a private building, Frédéric Vardon's restaurant is now one of the most important restaurants in Paris. This chef worked at Alain Chapel's in Mionnay and at Alain Ducasse's before opening this circular, bright room where he offers gourmet, seasonal, high-end cuisine. Marinated salmon "gravlax" style, then stuffed lemon sole, spinach and button mushrooms, or beef chuck confit, roasted sweet potato purée and tempura, and for dessert, a light Fontainebleau and seasonal fruits.
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Members' reviews on LE 39 V
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Well… at dish one they forgot the wine that belonged to it, they didn’t cared for the glutenfree bread (they took it away with apologies, but 5 mins later another waiter came with the same gluten bread…). Later on there was a nice course with vegetables aside and they made sure that, after we asked specifically, no gluten were in there. Okay, so my wife took that vegetable, and suddenly the waiter comes back and said: “I’m sorry, but there ARE gluten in there. Sorry Sorry….” And the story goes on and on…
For a Michelin restaurant, the flavours and dishes are very nice. But, if you mention many days before that there is a diet and the restaurant is replying that this is no problem at all, you should be able trust that. This concerns a health situation!!! It’s not like there is a fork missing or something…. Unbelievable…
The birthday of my wife should have been closed with a beautiful and stunning dinner, and that was not the case at all.
For this price, people expect more!