It's been just over a year since Clément Paillard moved into this cathedral-facing restaurant, after having made a name for himself with his previous restaurant, "Les jeunes pousses", a stone's throw away. His cuisine combines technique and sensitivity, from the amuse-bouche of tagliatelle of kohlrabi and mussels in an emulsion of chicken sauce, to the mushroom cappuccino accompanying a poached egg on a cloud of foie gras; cod is pearly with precision, while soy-roasted white radish brings a delicate finesse to a shellfish emulsion; a €35 lunch menu ends with a saint-honoré on a bed of pralines and a surprising garden sorrel ice cream. A truly creative cuisine, simple in appearance but precise in execution. The wine list reveals the commitment of the restaurant's sommelier, through a selection of wine addresses. Two toques for this promising restaurant.