5/5 Gordon M. 11 months ago on Google
We
had
the
five
course
gourmet
menue
-
with
some
swaps
from
the
vegetarian
menue
to
also
test
it
and
a
great
wine
pairing
with
it.
Expect
five
courses
to
be
110
euro
plus
38
euro
wine
pairing
-
and
to
a
great
evening
here!
Intrigued
by
the
idea
of
a
vegetarian
Foie
Gras
I
went
for
it
as
a
first
starter:
the
texture
was
terrific
-
quite
close
to
the
original
and
the
combination
with
the
pepper
sorbet
was
just
great.
Nice
start
of
the
evening.
On
the
regular
menu
was
the
smoked
eel
with
a
great
cucumber
variation
to
go
with
it.
The
dish
came
with
a
great
South
African
sweet
wine.
The
Guinea
Fowl
soup
was
next
with
a
Guinea
fowl
praline
with
truly
great
flavor
and
the
essence
has
an
exquisite
strong
taste.
The
vegetarian
version
was
a
fennel
soup
with
a
delicate
Yuzu
gel
in
the
essence
that
proves
to
be
great
experience
-
the
yuzu
slightly
overpowering
the
fennel
but
the
combination
is
really
an
eye
opener
Then
a
nice
Breton
lobster
tail
with
an
upmarket
version
of
the
“Leipziger
allerlei”
…
especially
together
with
the
German
Chardonnay
a
great
combination
to
enjoy
some
proper
done
dish
That
Saxon
Saddle
of
venison
(actually
the
more
precise
name
is
“Maibock”
as
there
is
no
proper
US/English
word
for
the
local
game
“Reh”)
was
the
star
of
the
evening
-
perfectly
to
the
point,
with
a
gorgeous
sauce
made
to
perfection.
What
a
culinary
treat
!!
The
red
wine
that
came
along
was
full
bodied
and
boasted
with
berries.
To
round
things
off,
the
rhubarb
with
a
great
Creme
of
Tonka
and
Mascarpone
-
what
a
nice
blend
of
taste
and
flavors
to
finish
a
great
menu.
Generally
to
point
out
positively:
we
had
a
nice,
pleasant
and
knowledgeable
professional
service
which
is
not
anymore
guaranteed
these
days.
Next
to
the
two
gourmet
menus
you
can
select
from
a
regular
a
la
carte
selection
too.
So
go
there
if
you
want
to
spend
a
nice
evening
with
great
food
in
a
relaxed
but
still
well
catered
for
restaurant
in
the
middle
of
a
classical
district
of
the
town.
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