Access for people with disabilities | Accomodation | Pets allowed
Style
Elegant | Romantic
Budget(€)
Indicative price per person (excl. drinks)
180 to 345
Gault&Millau's review2026
It's nobody else's cuisine, yet it's a cuisine that speaks to everyone. Olivier Nasti is like his house, his restaurant and his dishes: both original and universal. A hunter-gatherer since prehistoric times, the chef is a lover, an admirer, but also a scientist of nature, of waters and forests, of living things. Each animal "harvested" enters a cycle that we don't hesitate to describe as virtuous. Eel au vert with orange gel, the already sublime carpaccio de brocard sous voile de gamberoni, of rare finesse and harmony, the féra carvi on a delicious jus, and his "charcuterie de poisson" the pétales de perger and colonnata zucchini fleur and lightly lemony poultry jus, all indeed belong to a particular, sensitive, organic and vegetal universe, directly linked to the ecosystem. The warm chamois pâté is exclusive, as is the beneficent combination of green chickpeas, strawberries, veal foot and strawberry and osciètre caviar. There's never a dull moment in this intimate, elegant setting, so expertly managed by Alexandre Walke: everything is surprising yet familiar, like the new sauerkraut with iodized juice and caviar in a striking counterpoint, the venison and oyster with molé juice in shellfish and mousseron sauce... Jordan Gasco continues with his lace-stitched desserts, the cherry burlat warmed over embers with cherry and acacia flower sorbet, or rhubarb with Tasmanian pepper and yoghurt sorbet with tagetes oil. As for the cellar, forged with the erudite support of head sommelier Jean-Baptiste Klein, it seems virtually exhaustive on everything made with grapes. Thousands of references, thousands of bottles, this is a cellar that more or less has the answer to everything. By the glass alone, twenty or so from Alsace, from Schlossberg Grand Cru to Hengst, from Deiss's Burlenberg pinot noir to Hugel's Sélection de Grains Nobles, another twenty or so from other regions, a double-page spread of orange wines, from the natural to the very classic, verticals on everything, wines from elsewhere, and commitment in every choice.