Victoria L
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We had such a memorable experience at Chez Bruno. The setting is relaxed yet full of charm — like a long, sunlit lunch at a countryside retreat. We were lucky to get a table on the terrace, which made everything feel even more special. The team was warm and attentive from start to finish.
We went for the large set menu and loved the generous portions and thoughtful presentation. A lovely surprise was the house aperitif — a light, rosé-style drink with fruity notes, refreshing and perfectly suited for the start of the meal.
The only small disappointment was the meat — we ordered it medium rare, but it arrived quite dry and a bit cold.
As for the desserts, while nicely done, we found ourselves wishing for something more homey and classic — like a tarte Tatin or a beautiful mille-feuille — to match the soulful vibe of the place. Still, we understand that the menu reflects a more Michelin-inspired approach.
The highlight of the meal was the generous use of truffle throughout — refined and full of depth. The truffle sorbet with champagne was absolutely delicious: elegant, unexpected, and truly unforgettable.
This is one of those places that should be on your list if you want to experience the atmosphere and explore the many expressions of truffle. There’s also a lovely boutique on-site with a great selection of truffle-based products and local wines, including those served at the restaurant — all beautifully presented and reasonably priced.