A solid, traditional restaurant that adapts to the times with a few occasional exoticisms, but shows a definite willingness to serve in the welcoming setting of a 16th-century shipowner's house. Chef Freddy Baptiste's "du Port" menu is quite convincing, with poultry pâté en croûte, creamy fillet of pollack with chorizo, apple and cider emulsion, and guinea fowl supreme glazed with ginger and thyme, sweet potato purée, taken from a wide-ranging menu including desserts (mandarin macaroon, citrus sorbet).