Weird name; great food. This back-alley bistro near place Crillon is a strong local's tip. It's very French, but borrows flavours and spices freely: smoked hake with pear compôte, perhaps, or one-pot veal in a rich, oozy sauce. There's not much space, though: definitely elbows-in dining. The €16 lunch menu includes two courses, a glass of wine and coffee.
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