Restaurant étoilé à Paris proposant des plats raffinés méditerranéens, une carte courte de qualité et une formule du midi.
Après avoir excellé aux Fables de la Fontaine, la plus jeune cheffe étoilé de France, Julia Sedefdjian, ouvre sa première table à deux pas des quais de Seine. Suite à son départ, Grégory Anelka et Sébastien Jean-Joseph - rencontrés aux Fables - l'ont rejointe, ils s'occupent respectivement de la salle et de la cuisine. L'équipe propose à ses clients des plats raffinés aux accents méditerranéens, une évidence puisque baieta signifie "petit bisous" en patois niçois. A la carte, le public aura le choix entre quatre entrées, plats et desserts, une carte courte de qualité. Quelques suggestions du jour, liées aux inspirations de la cheffe et à la saisonnalité, apparaîtront également à l'ardoise. Une formule du midi est aussi au programme.
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The food was really well presented and the flavours were all in all excellent. Some more than the other.
The amuse-bouches were 10/10, the apps were 8/10 and the main course was 9/10. Dessert was a bit underwhelming at a 6.5/10. That's mainly because it was gluten and lactose free due to restrictions in diet.
Another thing is also that I specified two weeks before that one of the guests has a lactose and gluten-intollerance. This was not noted by our server who then proceeded to ask us again, and seemed a bit surprised. However, it was very professionally and kindly handled by him. I also want to thank him for speaking english with us since our french was not the best. Props for that.
There are unfortunately some less positive things to note here. The restaurant seemed way too busy for just 2 servers (it was completely full for at least 1.5 hours) and they seemed to have a difficult time getting to everyone. Our amuse bouches came after almost 30 minutes waiting, which is excessive for a one star Michelin restaurant. The level of noise was also a bit too high for this kind of theme and atmosphere.
What also ticked me personally off a bit, is that when ordering coffee after the dessert, I wasn't allowed to order a glass of cognac as an "avec". The server just looked around, and kind of rudely said "no" as it was not possible. This has never happened to me before in other michelin starred or even lower rated restaurants anywhere else in Europe.
It would have been ok to get a notice beforehand that they didnt have cognac or whatever the case was, as this was quite unpleasant.
All in all though, a great experience, amazing well crafted and tasty dishes with an excellent presentation, oh and the wines were perfectly paired as well! Highly recommended, just don't go when it's super crowded and keep in mind to remind them of any allergies or dietary restrictions.