July 14, 1789, La Bastille, a political prison fell, symbolizing the end of monarchy, (for a while). With very scarce food, Parisians fraternized together by improvising “civic“ dinners. Tables were in all the streets where blue, white and red garlands were a must. The rich brought their roasts and expensive wines while the poor brought their stews and cheeses as the accordion sounds invited the crowd to dance. “All for today as tomorrow is unpredictable“.

GAZPACHO OF TOMATO
Bay Scallop ceviche, asparagus
*****

NOUGAT OF FOIE GRAS
Artichoke salad, warm fig, walnut dressing

2007 Château Jolys - Jurançon
*****

MAYA SHRIMP
Mango, shiitake mushrooms, heart of palm, coconut kaffir lime jus

2008 Sauvignon Blanc “Petite Perrière”
*****

STRIPED BASS
Fennel chutney, vin jaune sauce

2005 Meursault Genevrières L. Jadot
*****

ROSE CHAMPAGNE GRAPEFRUIT GRANITE
*****

DUO OF LAMB
Rack with gremolata crust, shoulder confit, pecorino ravioli, sun dried tomato

2006 Saint Estèphe – Christian Moueïx
*****

CRÈPES À LA MODE
Cherries jubilee, flambée maraschino, vanilla bean ice cream

or

CHOCOLATE AND ORANGE CUBE
Almond dacquoise, orange crème brûlée, ganache, caramel jus

Floc de Gascogne “Laubade”
*****

PETITS FOURS

*If you have a food allergy, please speak to your waiter
* *Substitutions available $ 72 per person
With wine pairing $110