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I tried the Menu de Samedi Midi (Saturday’s lunch menu) during my time in Bordeaux and I am grateful I did it. I started with the beer of the moment (not a fan of blonde beers, but this one was very good) and two appetizers they offered. The first one was a sort of pâté of mushrooms and truffle very tasteful and the second one a petit bouche like a tartalette. Good too. The mise en bouche was a tartar of tuna, a green mousse with sweet potato and a sweet touch. Delicious! Then I tried a soup with coconut and tartar of haddock and ginger and they served a delicious bread with it.
The two mains were the best part of the menu. First, the fish with a sauce of beetroot and mushrooms. Then, porc with quinoa and guacamole. Probably the guacamole wasn’t the best because it had too much lemon, but the porc was perfect. During the service, they serve two types of wine (white and red), included in the price.
Finally, in honor to La Chandeleur, they had a dessert made of little crêpes and homemade icecream, but I have to say that it was a little disappointing. To conclude the experience, they serve coffee with sweets (canelé, chocolate and macaron). The cost of the menu including two glasses of wine is 80 euros, which is not bad for a Michelin resto. Overall, the food was amazing and perfectly made. You have the chance to try different dishes, temperatures, and techniques in 7 étapes (if we consider coffee and appetizer), so I highly recommend it. Just take in mind that the water and cocktails are not included in the prize.
The service is great. They really make you feel special and you are treated at its best since you open the door until you leave.
If you really want to try a Michelin in Bordeaux, do not miss this cheaper option on Saturday.
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