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Avis LES AGITATEURS Nice
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4.6/5
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Un sans faute dans les assiettes, un service aussi attentionné que chaleureux, la présence du chef (heureux de partager sa cuisine) et la possibilité d'un accord boisson sans alcool - plats très apprécié. Bravo à toute l'équipe.
Une excellente expérience gustative qui vous fait voyager les papilles grâce à des saveurs très rarement utilisées en cuisine.
La cuisine Niçoise y est malgré tout très présente avec un sourcing recherché.
Qui plus est le personnel est charmant.
Je recommande vivement.
Service très professionnel et sympathique.
Cuisine alliant textures et saveurs avec subtilité. Un régal pour nos papilles.
Cadre très agréable, on aurait aimé plus intimiste (vitre sur la rue nous voyant manger) et mieux insonorisé (salle légèrement bruyante quand pleine). Le confort et l'ambiance nous ont séduit.
Belle continuation à toute l'équipe !
Nous reviendrons partager d’autres moments chez vous.
Das Essen war lecker, abwechslungsreich. Da viele Mischungem grundsätzlich ungewohnt sind, ist es schwierig die Bestnote zu geben.
From start to finish, every dish was a creative expression of flavor, texture, and seasonality. Each plate was beautifully presented and thoughtfully composed, making this one of the most refined meals I’ve had in France. One thing I want to share, just my personal option, is that I went to a lot of other tasting menu, I can see others using fancy ingredients to make the price worthy, but here, I didn’t see it. I can tell the chef uses seasonal super fresh vegetables and fruit, and the dishes are well balanced. Also, they are very creative.
We also ordered wine pair and end up having €450 in total
The opening snacks were already impressive — vibrant crudités with a rich, creamy anchovy dip, paired with rosemary-scented bread and a deeply caramelized onion topping.
The second snack is shredded lamb with sesame mayo, lavender radish and fried potato. The potato is so creative. The inside is black! Tastes super good.
The Azur Bouquet (langoustine with consommé vinaigrette and fig leaf ice) was a highlight. The sauce is really tasty. The fig leaf sorbet is so refreshing.
The Japanese-inspired course (Tokyo – Nice Lost in Translation) was poetic: fish, dashi, radish, and seaweed, all presented in delicate balance — subtle and deeply satisfying.
The rabbit and foie gras in Animal Instinct was incredibly tender, and the Albufera sauce was rich yet elegant. The crisp green bean salad added the perfect contrast in texture.
The Time of Cherries brought a burst of summer — cherry vinaigrette, verbena frozen nougat, fresh herbs, and almonds. A whimsical, refreshing palate cleanser.
The Pistachio and Decadence dessert was exactly as promised: indulgent and satisfying, with crunchy textures and deep cocoa aromas balancing the pistachio ice cream.
The meal ended with a charming assortment of Sweet Kisses — small bites and surprises, including fruit, cakes, and a candlelit touch that made the evening feel personal and special.
Overall, the menu was elegant and playful, rooted in the terroir but globally inspired. Service was warm. However I don’t like them rush on taking away my dish which I had not finished yet. Even though, this meal took 3.5hr. Very good experience.
They even gave us a small Tiramisu for our occasion. Really sweet! Thank you!
At the time we leave, they also prepare small gift, two madeleine.
Anyway, I think it’s a really good experience, as every dish is above average, but also not super surprisingly high end, so it worth a Michelin 1-star.
Nous n'avons qu'une hâte : revenir.
Les critiques devraient se dépêcher de donner les meilleurs éloges à cette belle équipe chaleureuse , humble et qui aime son oeuvre et les gens.
The staff were happy to speak to us in English. We waited quite a while for our first drink. We had been served amuse bouche and snacks. Eventually the waitress explained that the wine had to chill and offered us a complimentary glass of champagne.
It was very hot. The temperature started off ok but got progressively hotter. Perhaps the aircon was broken.
There was also a broken toilet roll holder in the bathroom which could do with some attention in a restaurant of this level.
We reserved upfront a table in the cave au vin but it should have bene specified this means downstairs and not in the cellar where there is only one tablet for 2 available and it was already occupied. When we asked about it, we got quite a rude answer.
The menù starts with a delicious trio of amuse bouche and continues with 3 dishes combining vegetables and fish, all balanced and on point. We pick a bottle of Champagne to go with but as the guests are many the velocity of the service doesnt allow us to enjoy it with the food as we Wish, the bottle is kept in another room and everytime we want a glass we need to ask. We pick a second bottle asking for a suggestion but when It comes temperature is too high to be served so we approach 2 main courses without proper pairing and being these meat based and quite intense in terms of flavours we can not fully enjoy. Also these are served with a piece of bread missing one slice, quite weird.
Third bottle of wine we order is the most disappointing surprise as it arrives unfiltered and hazy but this wasn't mentioned anywhere by the Sommelier or in the wine list. We send it back and 3 poured glasses are charged anyhow at half of the price of the bottle.
Overall an average esperienze which could improve by having more people taking care of the tables and a bit more attention to the guests. Food is good with high spikes, ingredients are fresh and well managed. Wines are quite expensive and not explained as they should
Our favorite dish was the sea bass with miso butter sauce - which perhaps was the best bite of food I’ve ever experienced.
A must, if you love a tasting menu and are in Nice. We paired wine as well and it was flawless.
We dined in the wine cellar to celebrate our anniversary and it could not have been more perfect. Thank you chef and team. ????♥️
Il ose d’ improbables mélanges de saveurs qui se révèlent extraordinaires.On sort des sentiers battus pour un voyage initiatique .
Même dans des restaurants mieux classés au Michelin (j’en ai fait quelques uns), on ne retrouve pas ce voyage dépaysant comme sur un petit chemin de campagne loin des grands axes, avec ses odeurs et ses saveurs d’antan et d’ailleurs.
Et quel bonheur quand le chef revisite quelques plats populaires.
Le chef nous fait partager sa vision de la cuisine avec son menu unique un peu comme une œuvre littéraire en plusieurs volumes .Toujours surprenant et délicieux
Le sommelier est un précieux conseiller pour l’accompagnement de tous ces mets.
Il est capable de me faire découvrir des vins (sans de prestigieuses étiquettes ) qui sont délicieux et étonnants.Là aussi, le sommelier nous sort des sentiers battus.
On peut, si on le désire , boire aussi des vins prestigieux, la cave est belle.
Petit conseil, prenez l’accord des vins avec le menu, vous serez étonnés.
La salle n’est pas trop grande ce qui fait aussi que l’on se sent un peu comme chez soi, très à l’aise pour ce voyage.
Le service est parfait , très présent mais pas pesant !
Malgré tout cela , le prix reste raisonnable pour un restaurant de ce niveau.
Si j’étais jury au guide Michelin je lui donnerais sans attendre sa deuxième étoile !
Je recommande avec plaisir
Le repas excellent ,l accueil parfait lieu très agréable et beau
À refaire et merci pour ce bon moment
Je recommande sans hésitation
Lieu incroyable , nous avons passé une soirée inoubliable nous avons voyagé pendant tout le repas avec toutes ces multiples saveurs ,un vrai délice.
MERCI POUR CE BEAU ET BON MOMENT
Une équipe au top et le chef un magicien
A TRÈS BIENTÔT