THIS RESTAURANT HAS CHANGED NAMES La Cambuse

THIS RESTAURANT HAS CHANGED NAMES La Cambuse Restaurant Review:

This tiny spot represents the simplest of bistros, although tables are draped with thick white linen and walls are covered with mural art. The clientele includes distinguished gentlemen from the nearby Sénat, and tourists rarely gravitate to this quiet venue. Expect traditional dishes such as boeuf bourguignon, andouillette sausage, a nicely prepared coq au vin, and entrecôte served with a big salad and huge bowl of crisp pommes frites. Prices are more than agreeable and service is cordial and efficient at this hidden gem.