L'Ancienne Ecole - Menu

20 avenue Joliot Curie | Palau del Vidre, 66690 Palau del Vidre, France, Palau-del-Vidre

🛍 Catalan, Français, Européen, Végétarien

4.6 💬 12970 Reviews
L'Ancienne Ecole

Phone: +33468223409,+33890210139,+33890719623

Address: 20 avenue Joliot Curie | Palau del Vidre, 66690 Palau del Vidre, France, Palau-del-Vidre

City: Palau-del-Vidre

Menu Dishes: 13

Reviews: 12970

Website: http://www.ancienne-ecole.fr

"Too many things on the plate except the essentials like for the Paris Brest with foie gras (so little) accompanied by raw endive, raw beets, raw mushrooms not of the day...bitterness carrying away the palate in search of 'a taste of foie gras... for my part the pork dish accompanied by a brown sauce from another time... still bitter decoration... and the plate of sugar-free desserts that I couldn 't finish: a tasteless white chocolate coffee mousse with bitter cocoa tiles and raw butternut ....a sugar-free tatin, watered fruit and praline cabbage (quality) with a mousse that is surely light... in short -70€ per meal without drinks Fashionable place, they have no shortage of customers, good for them... but my palate did not experience any taste pleasure, too bad... impeccable service Dietary restrictions: They communicate with the kitchen if you talk to them about it."

Full menu - 13 options

All prices are estimates on menu.

Dessert

Appetizer

Indian

Chinese Breakfast

Rice

Soups

Antipasti - Starters

Mexican-American Food

Steaks

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Home and impeccable service. refined dishes with a beautiful presentation.

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User

Excellent restaurant! Quality products, nice presentation of dishes. the place is atypical and the very pleasant staff


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User

A beautiful discovery, excellent cuisine and very friendly staff in small care and of course the setting is very pleasant


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User

A moment suspended in time, a good Christmas gift. Attention greedy for the happiness of the eyes and taste buds. Bravo to all View menu


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User

The dishes are excellent and very well presented. Nice selection of wines. The setting and service are very pleasant. To discover absolutely!


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User

Unreproachable home of the employees who love Bordeaux's starred restaurants I recommend to 200% the dishes are succulent nothing to say worthy of a starry guide!!!!!!!!!


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User

Very nice restaurant. A lot of charm. Nice staff. And at the level of the plate a feast for the eyes and the palet. A mastered technique and relevant taste associations. The wine is very good and not too excessive. To do absolutely. View menu


Eliane
Eliane

This restaurant is a marvel. We had lunch with family last summer in the courtyard of this beautifully renovated old village school. Refined cuisine, with Mediterranean flavors and southern accents, enhancing seafood with sunny fruits and vegetables. Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5


User
User

One of the best tables in the department not to say the best ... We have been following you for more than 10 years now, and it’s a treat every time ... a welcoming, smiling and listening staff, owners who have been able to stay simple and humble ... a chic, classy and warm place and especially a wonderful plate; we still remember exactly what table we were sitting at the first time (even if the decor changed, and the first dish tasted (a mice of lamb, of which we never found equivalent in taste elsewhere ... do not change anything especially, or rather if, continue to enhance you as you have done for all these years, keeping this secret of simplicity and talent that makes your difference ......


Laurence
Laurence

Too many things on the plate except the essentials like for the Paris Brest with foie gras (so little) accompanied by raw endive, raw beets, raw mushrooms not of the day...bitterness carrying away the palate in search of 'a taste of foie gras... for my part the pork dish accompanied by a brown sauce from another time... still bitter decoration... and the plate of sugar-free desserts that I couldn 't finish: a tasteless white chocolate coffee mousse with bitter cocoa tiles and raw butternut ....a sugar-free tatin, watered fruit and praline cabbage (quality) with a mousse that is surely light... in short -70€ per meal without drinks Fashionable place, they have no shortage of customers, good f... View menu

Categories

  • Catalan Catalan cuisine captures the heart of the Mediterranean with its rich flavors, offering dishes like hearty escalivada, succulent butifarra, and creamy crema catalana, celebrating the vibrant heritage of northeastern Spain.
  • Français Classic French cuisine showcasing timeless elegance, our menu offers rich and flavorful dishes crafted with traditional techniques and seasonal ingredients, promising an unforgettable culinary experience. Bon appétit! View menu
  • Européen Delight in a culinary journey across Europe with our exquisitely crafted menu, featuring authentic dishes from France, Italy, Spain, and beyond, using the freshest ingredients to bring traditional flavors to life.
  • Végétarien Delight in our vibrant collection of vegetarian dishes, crafted with the freshest greens, rich flavors, and savory spices. Enjoy a wholesome, delectable plate that celebrates nature's finest ingredients.

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"We went with high expectations having had good reports from a number of folk but were ultimately a little disappointed. It is run by a husband and wife team, the former being front of house while the wife does the cooking. As front of house, I have to say he was extremely pleasant and helpful though his lack of English (or should I say our lack of French) did not help things. The evening got off to a positive start in that we were offered a house aperitif which was fine but not great. We then both plumped for the fish tartare. I have to say this was very good. It consisted of the fish, served with avocado and what appeared to be broad beans, all in a delicate dressing. It must have been prepared in individual ramekin type dishes but then turned out ahead of serving. We both commented positively on what we both felt was a very tasty starter. For the main course I went with the lamb dish while my wife plumped for the pork one, which on serving was a bit like a meat loaf. My lamb unfortunately was not to my taste and must have been cooked in a specific French (or Catalan) way which did not stimulate my taste buds. My wife said that her dish was tasty but not as anticipated so we were both a little underwhelmed, although as said earlier, it was due in part to the language issue. My wife then plumped for what was quite an unusual dessert – a crème Catalan (basically a crème brulee) but served with an artichoke topping which went down well with her. All was washed down by a Grand Red Mas Baux, a Cote de Roussillon, but leant, in taste, to a Shiraz. It was a hearty wine and was enjoyable. Well, to the crunch. Would we go back? The answer is a yes, partly because we know it must be better than this experience based on friends comments but also would hope our French was better next time so we could better understand the menu etc."