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    A brasserie that runs from breakfast through dinner, Cachet is the chef behind Lars Amsterdam putting a personal spin on the classic French format. The room leans into traditional elegance without taking it too seriously, and the menu swings wide, from foie gras terrine to caviar to a pavlova that apparently sends people straight back to the reservation page. Come hungry and undecided; that tends to work out fine here.

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    • Spicy prawn cocktail

      “A spicy prawn cocktail and foie gras terrine make an enticing start, followed by succulent poussin with pommes allumettes, and the pavlova provides a memorable finale that will have you planning your next visit.”

      Michelin Guide
    • Foie gras terrine

      “A spicy prawn cocktail and foie gras terrine make an enticing start, followed by succulent poussin with pommes allumettes, and the pavlova provides a memorable finale that will have you planning your next visit.”

      Michelin Guide
    • Poussin with pommes allumettes

      “A spicy prawn cocktail and foie gras terrine make an enticing start, followed by succulent poussin with pommes allumettes, and the pavlova provides a memorable finale that will have you planning your next visit.”

      Michelin Guide
    • Pavlova

      “A spicy prawn cocktail and foie gras terrine make an enticing start, followed by succulent poussin with pommes allumettes, and the pavlova provides a memorable finale that will have you planning your next visit.”

      Michelin Guide

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