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O Comptoir

➤ 19 Avenue Alphonse Baudin, 01000, Bourg-en-Bresse, France

Cafés • Européen • Végétarien • Fruit De Mer

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"I recently passed through this town and made an incredible discovery when I stopped at this restaurant. From the first bite, I was seduced by the fresh chickpea gazpacho, a real explosion of flavors. The duck breast was simply delicious, perfectly cooked and the accompaniments equally tasty. An exceptional dining experience that I highly recommend!"

Cosy Cook

➤ 27 boulevard Paul Bert, 01000, Bourg-en-Bresse, France

Viande • Fromage • Français • Végétarien

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"Having put a point of honour for 63 years to refuse to set foot at mac do, it was on the advice of friends that yesterday at night, I went to eat a hamburger at the cozy cook. very honestly, it’s not the style of restaurant I’m used to to frequent. If I’m surprised by the decoration, I’m even more pleasantly surprised by the discovery of a beautiful terrace in the back of the building. a nice welcome, a cool and efficient service, a richly filled plate, fries to the top. has our table, 3 cooked steaks requested and perfectly successful. a glass of a strong wine in aperio, followed by a very good red Chilean wine. a very good quality price. I recommend for a good start of the evening."

Les Bons Enfants

➤ 27 PLACE DES BONS ENFANTS, 01000, Bourg En Bresse, France

Pizza • Cafés • Européen • Végétarien

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"We ate at 4 this Saturday. The welcome is very warm. The restaurant is beautiful and well decorated. The map is rather simple but everything makes you want. In the end, the charcuterie plate was not bad but expensive for what it was (8€50 it seems to me, for 2 slices of rosette, 2 slices of Coppa, 2 small slices of raw ham and 2 slices of medium quality chorizo). Pizzas were lacking in cooking, the perigourdine salad (from the south) was correct and the quenelle was also expensive (15€ and some for a large quenelle nantua sauce and fries). The wines consumed were correct too. In short, not bad, but not bad. So the value/price ratio was not top. Despite the sympathy of the service, we would not return. Excellent continuation."

Auberge Bressane

➤ 166 boulevard de Brou, 01000, Bourg-en-Bresse, France

Café • Cafés • Européen • Français

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"Might have been great except for a very loud group (tourists? Not Americans) that completely spoiled what should have been a very fine dinner. Food itself was excellent — when we found our server. Portions were large (e.g. quenelles, foie gras, soufflés) and delicious but the terrible service — staff was obviously too sparse — and noise more than made up for that. My guest asked for a second glass of wine — 4 times! At least I wasn’t charged for them. Price was OK, but… pick a quiet time for your visit."

Racines

➤ 1981 Avenue De Trevoux, 01000, Saint-Denis-lès-Bourg, France

Dessert • Européen • Terrasse • Fruit De Mer

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"Beautiful discovery that this Racines in the Domaine du Lac a little outside of Bourg-en-Bresse. A large bourgeois family house in a park with a room of water, a relaxing and green environment, a terrace in the middle of a wooded park of a few hectares. Nature, calm, a perfect place to spend an excellent time. The interior is rather surprising and unexpected with a pretty contemporary setting. Paints as in a gallery, old motorcycle in a corner, and a small interior room for restoration. But in this season, it will be best to go to lunch on the pleasant shaded terrace with its parasols and views of the lake and even animals. David Lachavannes is a member of the Cuisiniers of the French Republic, Eurotoques or the prestigious Culinary Academy of France and is among the twelve young national talents of Gault Millau. It offers an original and modern kitchen, attached to local products. Several menus but for lunch we will choose the remarkable first menu wisely priced at 40 euros. An amuse-bouche to start with an espuma of gaspacho. Inside, the impressive Meurette egg 2023. Meurette eggs are a dish of Burgundy origin. It is a poached egg dish and a red wine sauce. This explains the name of the dish since the meurette sauce is a red wine sauce. It should also be added that the meurette egg is actually a dish made from the remains of the burgundy beef. The latter is prepared with a red wine sauce. So it was enough to recover the sauce and put a poached egg in it as well as other ingredients like mushrooms or bacon. But here it is a completely redesigned and beautifully modernized dish! First of all a perfect egg that is cooked at low temperature, is an egg that, as its name suggests, is cooked in a non boiling water, at 64°C. The mushroom is the portobello of brown color, with firm texture and a slightly smoky flavor. Smoky bacon, a milky emulsion on the top, a sail of red wine that is a fine gelatin lam, and a very aesthetic lace of bread. All the markers of the recipe are original and it’s a perfect gourmet. A main dish with several components, a famous boneless scale net and reconstituted as a perfect cooked sausage, a fine mossline with bits, a cream of small peas, a gnocchi with fried ores, a rulade of green cabbage, a few red wine shallots and liquorice. A lot of work in this very nice very balanced plate. Very nice dessert just as good as beautiful, a pear, pear, vanilla, chocolates, hazelnut, Dulcey that is a blonde chocolate made from white caramelized chocolate. The process of its manufacture gives white chocolate, milky white, a shade of brown that looks like caramel. Some nice mignardises with the coffee. As wine, a Saint-Véran, Domaine de la Croix Senaillet 2020 Richard and Stéphane Martin, very light yellow, brilliant, crystalline, pale gold. On the nose, subtle aromas of fruit (fish, pear) or acacia, goatfoli, fern, on frequent notes of fresh almond, hazelnut, cinnamon, butter and sometimes honey. Beautiful service, precise cuisine with quality products, aesthetic dressages, gourmet and contemporary dishes that respect traditions."