On the first floor of the Hôtel de France, the brasserie juts out onto the square with its beautiful Belle Époque glass roof, expressing in its historic style the proof of a house that lasts. The Georges Blanc Consulate in Bourg-en-Bresse offers a full range of Bresse classics, well executed by Benoît Boone. On the menu, mackerel tart with marrow bone and fleur de sel, pike quenelle "as in Nantua", pan-fried veal liver escalope with sherry vinegar and charlotte apple mousseline, Bresse poultry with cream and rice pilaf, iced profiteroles or Belle Hélène pear. Formulas start at €21.