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Inn with impeccable service, terrace and cellar where ribs are matured
The Auberge d'Antan, the well named, takes us back to another time. The menu begins with a garbure, drawn directly from the cauldron simmering in the fireplace, next to the stuffed suckling pig slowly cooked on the spit. From the bread oven come steaming gratins, and the inn even has its own cellar to mature the beef ribs for 2 to 6 months! The decoration is authentic, the service impeccable. In the role of the innkeeper, Yannick Bartet, in the role of the chef, Laurent Bubola. For dessert, linger over the crème brûlée with Tonka beans. Majestic terrace.
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Très bonne garbure, viandes et notamment le cochon à la broche à goûter