Since its first appearance in the 109 four years ago, Beaucé has gone from strength to strength in the neighborhood. The dapper red frontage and Gault&Millau plaques inspire confidence, and we follow the contents of today's menu with a promising smile: with solid fare, veal tongue carpaccio or crispy pig's head, monkfish fillet with spiced butter or salsify pork loin with sage jus; simple desserts (mousse, crème brûlée, hazelnut apple crumble) for a bill of around €50. A well-stocked cellar with selected proprietors (Désiré Petit, Bourgeois Diaz, Philippe Tessier...) and a good selection by the glass.