2014 EUROPEAN TOP 100 RESTAURANTS - JUST MISSED
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FRENCHIE
FRENCHIE
Some of our reviewers are surprised when they find a bit of New York restaurant sensibility at Gregory Marchand’s restaurant. Well, they shouldn’t be: Marchand spent a number of years working at Gramercy Tavern under Michael Anthony. This is currently one of the most difficult tables to secure in all of Paris.
Bubbling under.
Bubbling under.
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DÔME
DÔME
Those who need to rejuvenate after spending a morning (and all of their cash) in Antwerp’s Diamond Quarter should head to Julien Burlat’s restaurant to enjoy a lunch of carpaccio of smoked loin of veal with sea urchin mayonnaise, and pigeon from the Vendée with fresh peas and broad beans with sage.
Bubbling under.
Bubbling under.
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GEIST
GEIST
Bo Bech looks more likely to be a member of the Danish national rowing team than a chef. But it appears that Bech has a sentimental side, which manifests itself in contemporary versions of Danish comfort food, like brown stone crab with mashed potatoes and salted butter.
Bubbling under.
Bubbling under.
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LE MANOIR AUX QUAT'SAISONS
LE MANOIR AUX QUAT'SAISONS
Those in the U.K. who are looking to recreate the type of regional dining experience that is common in France, where a chef and his family run a restaurant in a renovated chateau, should visit “the dean of French cuisine in Britain” at this lovely manor house outside Oxford.
Bubbling under.
Bubbling under.
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LES BACCHANALES
LES BACCHANALES
Christophe Dufau, one of the top young chefs in France, and his wife, Esty, run this pretty restaurant located just down the street from the Chagal Chapel in Vence. Each night they offer a menu of innovative cuisine that they pair with natural wines.
Bubbling under.
Bubbling under.
