Anders H.
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The curse of having eaten at more than a few BIB Gourmand is that we may judge them a bit harder. And since La Table du Square have more of a one star prices on some dishes, we were not impressed.
On Plus:
Charming, yes. Great wines at reasonable prices per glass.
On Minus:
Ants on the table and very dirty umbrellas over our heads.
Food was too wet and gishy for my taste.
The lobster tartar is 85% water melon. Fresh, watery taste,, yet not a premium starter at €23.
The Duck, canette, was ok cooked. So why drown an already dead bird in a bland consommé? Skin could still have been crispy if not.
The dessert. My kids did better dishes freebasing in the kitchen at 10 years old.
Cookies, chocolate mousse, and roasted peanuts all mixed to a turd-o-rama. Comfort food, bien sur, but Michelin level, I think not.
It is nice to have a sommelier. But if you ask your waiter to get another glass of the 5 per verre wines, and she looks terrified.. "oh no, only sommelier can do, I will get him" it is not cool. He was rather busy, and the leisurely charm of the place just got bureaucratic.
For the same € 110, there are so many places I'd rather spend it on.