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This place was a highlight of my trip. It's small, about eight tables at the most, owned by two who are confident enough to close on Saturday! ( and Sunday) They also own the tapas place next door. 'A several course meal was elgantly presented and paced.
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Each food had a layered enjoyment. Tastes unfolded in a delightful way. For dessert, I requested sorbet. They brought a wooden tray with six small cups of various flavors, topped with sauces and sprinkles. Wonderful!!
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This elegant little restaurant near BURG square serves up delicious, well-prepared French cuisine. The outdoor seating overlooking a quite canal and quaint little houses gives this restaurant an enchanting atmosphere. Combined with a good selection of fantastic food, this restaurant has quickly become a favorite among visitors.
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