Paul L.
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The tasting menu was a culinary fusion kaleidoscope of tastes, textures and temperatures. Amazing wine list with some rare gems, reasonably priced. Our host had an in-depth knowledge of the food and local wines. Proudly a part of the Slow Food community with quality local, seasonal ingredients where possible. The steak tartare, brandade and risotto were stand out favourites but every element was a marvel. The partridge canalon was intense and seasoned with Peruvian spices. The Japanese influenced dessert was brilliant and, although our hunger was well satisfied, I wish we could have more!