The place is singular, nestled in the ramparts, and the atmosphere of this stone room and its garden is full of charm. Christian Morisset is an experienced chef, and the man we met at Juana decades ago has lost none of his verve, with his specialties of cannelloni of supions and clams in ink, or saddle of lamb cooked in clay. The same pleasure can be found on a voluble menu with a traditional background: amberjack ceviche, truffle-crusted turbot, foie gras and duck breast with blood, chocolate symphony in a €118 menu that's not lacking in allure. Great generalist wine cellar with the best in the area.