La Chassagnette - Carta

route du Sambuc, 13200 Arles, 13104, France

🛍 Français, Chocolat, Végétarien, Méditerranéen

4.4 💬 619 Reseñas
La Chassagnette

Teléfono: +33490972696

Dirección: route du Sambuc, 13200 Arles, 13104, France

Ciudad: Arles

Menú Platos: 7

Reseñas: 619

Sitio Web: http://www.chassagnette.fr/

"Wow, this was really above and beyond expectations! We were sitting outside by the lovely garden. When we arrived we were immediately greeted by a nice welcoming waiter, setting the calm and relaxed atmosphere. Thorough explanation of the menu. We went for the 8 course degustation menu, and wow, what a good choice! The dishes differ during the season according to seasonal vegetables (all from the garden). All dishes tasted amazing with respect for the natural flavours from the garden. Beautifully presented with vibrant colours. The dishes arrived at perfect timing. It's difficult to really explain and give justice to this amazing experience. Just go there and try it yourself! It's really one of the best! For a Michelin starred restaurant, so lovely relaxed and different in many ways. Have to mention the wine which we chose by guidance of the skilled sommelier: Vougeot Premier Cru, Domaine Bertagna 2010. Just divine! The amazing garden is a "must visit" before and/or after the meal! Will definitely come back, and recommend this outstanding restaurant to all foodies!"

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Alix Alix

We enjoyed lunch in a group. Very good quality of food with local products. In the attaching garden, you can see the vegetables they produce for themselves.

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Éric
Éric

Had a wonderfully long relaxing lunch here with a friend. Great vegetarian options grown in their own garden. Excellent wine and exceptional service. A delicious treat.


Christiane
Christiane

A magical place. Garden to table...an approachable and charismatic chef, impeccable service all around. Not to miss if you are within 100 km of this restaurant. Natural wines on the list a big bonus !


Amélie
Amélie

I’puzzeled the site is fun in the middle of Camargue. One eats outside in a cube made of mosquito net. The food is good its a one star Michelin guide restaurant but nothing absolutely outstanding. I had been there before and had the same...impression except for the pidgeon which was lovely. Would I come back ? Not unless I was invited ! Ver carta


Laure
Laure

I was lucky enough to be a guest at a family lunch recently. We had a perfectly sumptuous gastronomic experience with highlights being the prawn ceviche, the pigeon and the chocolate cookie (never had a chocolate cookie like that before). The flavours were subtle and sublime. The service however was slow. It is a beautiful setting for a summer lunch in the Camargue, with good protection from the sun in the form of a permanent structure covered in canes.


Σόλων
Σόλων

I called this restaurant on a Thursday mid day for lunch, knowing it was outside of Arles and expecting it would not be busy. An English speaking woman (I would later find out was Canadian), said that it was completely booked and impossible to fit us in (table of three). Five minutes later we drove by the restaurant to find the parking lot had three cars so we went in. I had my son who speaks fluent French go in and ask for a table. Lo and behold the restaurant was only 2/3 full and never got busier than that.We were seated and had a delicious lunch. They fibbing hostess approached our table and carried on about her multi- lingual background, we can only imagine she figured out that she was...


Constance
Constance

We were four happy Arlesiens! It had taken us too long to get around to La Chassagnette it's well out of town but we finally organised for lunch on a glorious sunny day day. Setting, staff, and wines were superb. But the food... we had the five course lunch was just spectacular! Seasonal fruits and vegetables are the stars here, with particular items highlighted at the peak of their quality. Fruit, vegetables and flowers from the restaurant's garden accompanied local tuna, ray and lamb. The restaurant is bio/organic and is also gluten free. (The gluten free bread was the best any of us had ever tasted). We added to the spectacle by indulging in a 2005 Bertagna Nuits Saint Georges Premier Cru... Ver carta


Noémi
Noémi

I had not visited La Chassagnette for many years and it was a great re-discovery. The cuisine, which 5 years ago surprised by its innovation, has now reached full blown maturity. Each dish is a balanced composition of delicate savours, at the cross-road between Far East and Camargue, with the respect, common to both Japanese and French cookings, that the Chef is merely there to magnify the products by delicate brushstrokes and associations. No gimmicks and no extravaganza, but a form of neo-classism, essential and refined. Also worth mentioning is a very interesting wine list, managed by a curious mind with hidden gems at reasonable price. At lunch time in the Summer, the outdoor terrace she...


Daniel
Daniel

We had lunch here, outside on the terrace on a beautiful day in April, purely as a result of the recommendation some years ago of the English gardener and TV presenter, Monty Don. The whole experience was as close to perfection as imaginable, with its intimate connection between culinary sophistication and on-site horticulture. The menu is no longer entirely vegetarian, but the cuisine is nonetheless dominated by imaginative and exciting use of home-grown produce which you can see in the attractive potager. The food and cuisine have an extra dimension when they are so closely connected with the "terroir". The staff were extremely welcoming, knowledgeable, helpful and attentive. The lady somm...


Judy
Judy

Wow, this was really above and beyond expectations! We were sitting outside by the lovely garden. When we arrived we were immediately greeted by a nice welcoming waiter, setting the calm and relaxed atmosphere. Thorough explanation of the menu. We went for the 8 course degustation menu, and wow, what a good choice! The dishes differ during the season according to seasonal vegetables (all from the garden). All dishes tasted amazing with respect for the natural flavours from the garden. Beautifully presented with vibrant colours. The dishes arrived at perfect timing. It's difficult to really explain and give justice to this amazing experience. Just go there and try it yourself! It's really one... Ver carta

Categorías

  • Français Cocina francesa clásica que muestra una elegancia atemporal, nuestro menú ofrece platos ricos y sabrosos elaborados con técnicas tradicionales y ingredientes de temporada, prometiendo una experiencia culinaria inolvidable. ¡Buen provecho!
  • Chocolat Delicias de chocolate decadentes elaboradas con cacao rico y de alta calidad. Disfruta de una variedad de ofertas, desde mousses sedosos hasta pasteles de lava fundidos, cada uno diseñado para cautivar tus sentidos y satisfacer tus antojos dulces. Ver carta
  • Végétarien Disfrute de nuestra vibrante colección de platos vegetarianos, elaborados con las verduras más frescas, sabores ricos y especias sabrosas. Disfrute de un plato saludable y delicioso que celebra los mejores ingredientes de la naturaleza.
  • Méditerranéen Saborea la esencia vibrante del Mediterráneo con platos inspirados en las costas bañadas por el sol. Disfruta de aceitunas frescas, hierbas vibrantes, aceites de oliva ricos y una variedad de mariscos y carnes a la parrilla.

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"This restaurant is part of a hotel in a very impressive 16th century building. It looks very classy. However, the night we were there, there must have been some serious problems in the kitchen (or maybe it is always like that . We started with a shared plate of charcuterie which took a long time to arrive – how long does it take to arrange the cold meats on a plate? We then waited a very, very long time for our main courses. While waiting, we saw a dispute at another table involving the maître d’ and resulting in plates going back to the kitchen. We had both ordered duck à l’orange which came with Camargue rice. The rice appeared to have been baked in the oven and was so crisp and dry that it resembled a cereal bar. The ‘orange’ was not the usual sauce, but instead was four cubes of orange that appeared to have been scorched on a grill. They added nothing to the dish. It had been suggested that we should share a side of seasonal vegetables. These turned out to be big chunks of boiled potatoes (with rice! , a boiled root vegetable and a couple of dry artichokes. We had interchanges with two servers and the maître d – all were cold and brusque. We lived in France for more than 20 years and appreciate the fact that the French like to take their time with meals, but there is a big difference between leisurely and glacially slow. Perhaps we were there on a bad night, others seem to have had a better experience."