Le Pergolèse

Name: Le Pergolèse
Address: 40 Rue Pergolèse, Paris, Ile-de-France, 75116, FR
Telephone: +33145002140
Price range: 50€ - 125€
Rating: 16.5

75116 PARIS

16.5/20
Remarkable Restaurant

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Chef: Julien Dumas
Cooking: French | Gastronomic | Signature cuisine | Traditional
Services: Privatization | Valet parking
Style: Romantic | With family

Price Indicative price per person (excl. drinks)

50 € to 125 €

Gault&Millau's review

16.5/20

Remarkable Restaurant Julien Dumas, whose career we've been following with great attention, as we know him to be as sensitive as he is talented, has now taken flight. His new nest, the Pergolèse, is a beautiful shelter in the 16th arrondissement, between Foch and Maillot. He has turned it into an elegant salon, and above all, his home. He can express himself to his heart's content, and that's a big gamble for the man who has known prestigious establishments where he was warmly welcomed, most recently Lucas Carton and Bellefeuille Saint-James. Here, for his first unassisted crossings, he navigates by sight and everything already seems to be in place. The superb green asparagus, from stem (confit) to head (raw), is enveloped in a Douglas fir emulsion, with the acidity of pomelo. Bear's garlic char with trout roe butter makes a good transition, before the first blow: the magnificent, almost raw scallops, pink by the slice, with emulsions that you can mix to your liking, lemon, coral, chili pepper. The sole is almost supplanted by the competition praires that push it towards the ocean, and the largest dish is in black and white, a translucent squid against an inky black as beautiful as a Soulages, discreetly supported, without seeing them, by the perfume of a combawa leaf and verjuice pear. A four-toque dish that shows that our Gault&Millau d'Or 2023 is well on the way to achieving this first goal, right up to Nicolas Berger's chocolate dessert with horseradish and seaweed ice cream. As for the wine list, we've taken a bold stance, with fixed prices arranged by region: €45, €65, €95, €145 and so on. So you can pick from the "Languedoc 65 €" section and find the keel that suits you, as well as from the "Bourgogne 195 €" section, where there's also plenty of choice. This has the advantage of being perfectly clear, in a place where honesty extends to a certain indulgence in pricing (the €50 lunch menu, or the €90 menu, are real bargains).