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    A glass conservatory inside a grand historic building on Lichtentaler Allee, sandwiched between two serious art museums, sets the mood here: classical French food that shifts gears between lunch and dinner. Midday brings a set menu and light bites; evenings lean more formal, with dishes like venison loin or wild-caught monkfish. When the weather cooperates, the terrace makes the whole outing feel somewhat unfair to everywhere else in town.

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    • French onion tart

      “you can tuck into an appealing three-course lunch set menu as well as "petites bouchées" such as French onion tart or croque monsieur”

      Michelin Guide
    • Croque monsieur

      “you can tuck into an appealing three-course lunch set menu as well as "petites bouchées" such as French onion tart or croque monsieur”

      Michelin Guide
    • Marinated venison loin

      “In the evening, the cuisine moves up a gear, with dishes such as marinated venison loin with Waldorf salad or wild-caught monkfish with braised pointed cabbage and chorizo”

      Michelin Guide
    • Wild-caught monkfish

      “In the evening, the cuisine moves up a gear, with dishes such as marinated venison loin with Waldorf salad or wild-caught monkfish with braised pointed cabbage and chorizo”

      Michelin Guide

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