Restaurant with terrace on the waterfront, where the menu is enriched by the chef's proposals in different cuisines
At the helm here is Antoine Bertin, a chef trained at the Ecole Ferrandi who also worked at the Café de la Paix in Paris, and who is now based in the village where Marc Meneau once worked, and where Serge Gainsbourg often stayed at the end of his life. Hence the name, a tribute to him, and a creative, gastronomic menu in which wines play an important role. For example, we liked the pan-seared scallops, smoked bacon, hazelnuts and lime, followed by roast duck breast, creamed corn, burnt corn and popcorn. Great!
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Members' reviews on L'EAU À LA BOUCHE
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La serveuse ne sourit jamais.
Nourriture bonne mais certainement pas mémorable ; arrivée à la table pas chaude (chauffée ?)
Petites portions.
La dégustation de fromage est scandaleusement minuscule.
Prix très élevés (compte tenu de la qualité et des portions) hors de toute logique ; près de 50 € par personne, vous sortez et vous avez faim.
Les plats sont bien présentés et excellents. Mention spéciale au personnel.