This medium sized restaurant offers a la carte as well as a 5 course degustation with optional wine pairings. It is a smart, stylish place that also has bar seating. It was full the evening we were there and the noise level was fairly high but it was workable and just gave the place a very lively atmosphere. Waiters were efficient and nice but not overly friendly, although obviously an experienced bunch. There appeared to be a number of tourists as well as a local people and a wide range of age groups. We may have come in as a large group was getting their order because there was a extraordinarily long pause after the soup course. This is their third year to receive a Michelin star rating. Continue reading →