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Une Auberge en Gascogne
The restaurant’s 38-year-old chef, Fabrice Biasiolo, had been recommended for his reinventions of regional flavors. The petit déjeuner is a clever trompe l’oeil, while the term auberge doesn’t quite capture the chic, modern feel of the dining room. The breakfast’s “tea” is a gauze sachet of dried, pulverized Bayonne ham, garlic, celery, and burned bread, infusing a rich duck broth into which diners dip a tartine layered with a foie gras carpaccio. Orange juice: a glass of delicious citrus and spice-infused liquefied carrot. Silky ham mousse spooned into an eggshell represents the oeuf à la cocotte.
Amenities
Open / Closes- Dinner
- Lunch
- Monday - Closed
- Prix Fixe
- Tuesday - Closed
- Tasting Menu
Cuisine Type:: French
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