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The bread cart rolls out with heirloom-flour loaves, and it pairs with an Auvergne cheese trolley that could easily become dinner on its own. This is a family-run hotel restaurant in a small Bourbonnais town, the kind of place you stop for lunch and linger through afternoon. The chef works local terroir hard, pulling from a kitchen garden and small producers, while Breton fish and shellfish travel inland to round out a quietly ambitious modern menu.
The awards strongest first
- Michelin Guide Selected Restaurant
One number, weighted & current 69
How we scoreThe dishes from the writeups
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Langoustines from Le Guilvinec
“such as langoustines from Le Guilvinec crusted with thyme, artichoke and a hazelnut oil jus”
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Duo of quail
“duo of quail, celeriac mousse and browned ceps”
Michelin Guide
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