It had to happen. A French restaurant that actually delivers the goods time after time yet does so in an atmosphere that begs you to spend more time here. The menu features a number of simple, new-wave French cuisine which - for this city - is very well-priced. The tasty duck dishes stood out for us, as did the desserts and the excellent wine list which - while featuring a great list of French grape - for once acknowledges that the New World can make decent wine too. In short, this place is a mini-revolution on the Bucharest dining scene and worthy of your time. 

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• Mihnea - Bucharest 29 December 2011
  Nice location small tables (French style) a bit crowded but still cosy and pleasant. Food was rather good the onion soup was excellent. The service was rather average and the most unpleasant thing was the waiters screaming their orders to the kitchen 1 meter from the lounge! One could also overhear the kitchen staff shouting and swearing each other. Very unprofessional and disturbing. The strange thing is that I have read several posts stating the same thing before I went there but I really had to hear it with my own ears to believe it -)
• laura 11 January 2011
  The food was great, except for the creme brulee, which looked and tasted like sweet scrambled eggs. Our waiter was terrible - - inattentive and with a constant attitude on him that made one think that he did not want to be there. He also charged us for an extra water (his mistake) and when we asked for a correction he told us to deduct its cost from the bill. Not very professional! Don't think we'd go back, although the fish was so yummy!
• VN DALMIA - New Delhi 14 September 2010
  I like it! Great desserts, ice creams but most importantly, great sandwiches of the kind I like-whole wheat bread, fresh garden vegetables and cheese. Whole wheat is hard to find.