Julien Boscus is a hard worker and never wanted to give in to the temptation to offer just one menu, why not one that was hidden and imposed? Boscus, whom we met at Les Climats after training with Gagnaire and Alléno, has made the opposite choice, offering a breakfast menu, an à la carte menu and a tasting menu, including at lunchtime. His restaurant is regularly full, proof that he's probably on the right track, and three toques crown a cuisine based on the finest produce, including a lovely Finistère Saint-Pierre, olive oil, bottarga, razor clams and artichoke poivrade, and a Jersiais beef (a meat that's decidedly fashionable) delicately barbecued, with melting eggplant au gratin with miso, crispy marrow and fricassee of chanterelles. Lovely desserts and a complete wine cellar, covering most of France's vineyards and commented on by Adrien Butko.
Ravioles garnished with brocciu and Provençal herbs, mussel marinières and tagetes oil. Cooking juices emulsified with vadouvan spices
€27
Mediterranean yellowtail, in blades au naturel; battaglione cucumber and fresh almonds as condiment. Jalapeños Sauce
€36
Main course
Agneau Fermier Des Pays D'Oc, roasted saddle, socca and zucchini spiral seasoned with Taggiasche olives and Cantabrian anchovies. Zucchini flower stuffed with polpette-style shoulder and savory jus
€58
Saint Pierre Du Finistère, raided in olive oil and seasoned with bottarga; artichokes barigoule style, razor clams and samphire. Saffron cooking juices
€48
Dessert
Chocolate Lucifèves D'Aubrac & Céréales, Creamy chocolate ganache 76% Tumaco from Colombia; crumble, grué tuile, dulce de leche with matured olives from Les Baux De Provence and laurel ice cream
€21
De Lizac White Peach, roasted and topped with a gourmet cream; caramelized puff pastry and cloud of Rooibos tea. Peach and red shizo sorbet
€19