In this 1890 manor house near Francazal airport, the sound of airplanes fades as soon as you enter, giving way to a décor where art creeps into every nook and cranny. Benjamin Philippe reveals his talent at dinner with a semi-gastronomic menu renewed every month. Tonight, the terrestrial seafood starter with scallops and foie gras seduces with its raw-cooked balance. The pearly tournedos of pollack is enhanced by a matelote sauce and cockles, while the pink duckling is accompanied by a caillette of gizzards, fried salsify and hazelnuts for contrast and relief. The dessert, a creamy chocolate raviole, remains delicate despite its generosity. The cellar, covering the main regions, would benefit from further expansion.