La Cuisine on the second floor is a fine dining area. Its menu is similar but with a more formal atmosphere. We found the concept of L’Atelier more innovative and intriguing. Needless to say, dining at L’Atelier is less expensive than La Cuisine. The bar at the top floor is only accessible by diners.
We both had the 8-course tasting menu (Menu Découverte). Our amuse-bouche was foie gras terrine. Although it seems a bit strange to have something that rich as an amuse-bouche, the top quality terrine plus a piece of warmly toasted bread definitely stimulated our palate.
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Foie gras terrine |
Velouté of avocado on a vegetables fondant |
Our first course was avocado on a vegetable fondant served in a transparent cup accompanied by fresh tomato on the side. I love avocado, but this avocado blended with vegetable gives a rather strange taste. Nevertheless, the tomatoes were remarkably fresh and tasty. We noticed that there was a big decorative jar containing these lovely tomatoes. It would be nice if we could have the whole jar…





