Opposite Parc de Bécon, Pierre Lambert has transformed the previous Experience into Audass, which rhymes with tapas. You have to choose from a selection of some twenty dishes, and it's not easy: octopus, seaweed, cucumber, Obsiblue shrimp à la flamme, miso peanuts, fermented lemon, and don't forget to try the pan-fried foie gras sushi as "tapas du chef". In the desserts section, don't miss the brioche perdu au Mexique, avocado, boosted by a chile-glazed quenelle and drizzled with tequila, then let yourself be carried away by this gigantic yogurt-black olive cotton candy. What imagination! It may be surprising, but it's not uninteresting. Relaxed service and a small, fresh wine list: Chinon by Bertrand Couly; Vouvray by Nicolas Brunet; organic Languedoc by Domaine La Louvière.