This Rue Saint-Denis mainstay masters the art of the contemporary brasserie with effortless Parisian flair. The kitchen excels in texture-driven French classics, from the golden, lacquered crust of spit-roasted Landes poultry to the mineral snap of Brittany KYS oysters. Signature mimosa eggs arrive with a sharp wholegrain mustard kick, while the slow-cooked beef chuck, braised in Médoc wine, offers a deep, velvet richness balanced by buttery mashed potatoes.
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