Ben Fridolin
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Les Papilles
This hidden spot masterfully captures the essence of French cuisine, delivering a gastronomic experience that surpasses expectations. Les Papilles offers an intimate setting with closely arranged tables, showcasing a small yet exquisite menu. We tried the “Return from the market” dinner menu.
The soup, a masterpiece in itself, boasted a creamy texture. The main course was beef shoulder cooked in wine with vegetable and boiled potatoes. It was juicy, tender, and cooked to perfection. As a wine cellar primarily, the option to pair a carefully chosen wine with the meal was a delightful touch. You could also opt to order a glass of red/white wine, but the choice is limited. The French blue cheese and the pear panna cotta dessert was a showstopper, leaving a lingering sweetness. It was truly an unforgettable experience.
The place however did lack some attentive care to the customer. A periodic check on customer satisfaction or the need for adjustments in the dish would have enhanced the overall experience.
The soup, a masterpiece in itself, boasted a creamy texture. The main course was beef shoulder cooked in wine with vegetable and boiled potatoes. It was juicy, tender, and cooked to perfection. As a wine cellar primarily, the option to pair a carefully chosen wine with the meal was a delightful touch. You could also opt to order a glass of red/white wine, but the choice is limited. The French blue cheese and the pear panna cotta dessert was a showstopper, leaving a lingering sweetness. It was truly an unforgettable experience.
The place however did lack some attentive care to the customer. A periodic check on customer satisfaction or the need for adjustments in the dish would have enhanced the overall experience.