A French bistro with that classic feel, the white table clothes add class but dressed down by simple Bentwood chairs. The menu is one to navigate through, that’s why you need item numbers one or two, to hold your hand and explain whilst you ponder what for which course. What was ordered was a combination of kick the ball out safety first and threading the thru ball between three defenders risky. Zucchini flower fritters were a little oily, taking away from the freshness and sweetness of the vegetable. The squab, not de-boned, was perhaps the most annoying thing I’ve eaten with knife and fork. My ego got the better of me as I didn’t want to use my hands (we’re not in a Chinese restaurant having lobster or crab). Prising the meat from this under worked four week old pigeon was not worth the effort. Tender it was but that will teach me for being over ambitious with my selections. What was underneath tried to turn my frown upside down, the chicken liver wrapped in lettuce leaves, with that crumbly meaty texture was interesting with the pea and meat jus. What truly put a smile on my dial was dessert. The raspberry and chocolate Bombe
What’s the Neutraliser for? Use that flashy thing on me… now what did I have for entrée and main… and who are you?
2.5 / 5 yums!
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What? Average Entree - $15, Mains $30, Desserts $15
Left to Right : Fluer de Courgettes, Canard, Pigeonnau, Longe de Porc, Bombe
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