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This old stone building above the church and the town hall dominates the village. It is easy to recognize on its scale on the facade and its sculpted mountain. You get into a former stable. A mountain decor for traditional or revisited cuisine. A four-hour fire pot and a mœlle bone, a fatty liver duo with citrus, steak and foam. And to finish a spice poached pineapple on a brioche. For lovers, fondue, raclette, frutti to share in the good mood of holidays. The cheeses served are made by the boss, Eric Suchet, who you find summer on the pasture of Chez Nicolas with his herd of cows. A friendly atmosphere!
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Un plaisir à chaque visite ????
Petit Big Up au plat élaboré avec la pêche du jour d'Éric Jacquier !
The food was very poor, started with what said scallops on the menu but ended up being a single scallop that was cut up in to multiple slices. The presentation was beautiful but was very bland, sparkling white wine broth was incredibly bleak with a few shaved pieces of apple on top, scallop texture was good but for a single scallop for €27 was mind blowing.
My friend has the organic egg with crusty ham and cream sauce but we tried it and tasted like mushy weetabix breakfast with 0 flavour and awful texture (again all dishes looked beautiful)
Maincourse I had todays fish rissoto with fennel emulsion and kumquat condiment which again if you look at picture was incredibly dry, very subtle fennel flavour and 0 flavour in everything else. Fish was fairly overcooked and started to curl around edges.
Overall left quite hungry and a little disappointed, spoke to friends who shared the same opinion.
Total bill came to just under €700 and was incredibly over priced.
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