For a break from snails and steak-frites, book a table at the city’s most cutting-edge restaurant. Having trained under world famous Alain Passard at his Parisian three Michelin-starred l’Arpège, the young and talented Maxime Voisin is making his own mark on the French culinary scene right here in modest Orléans. The dining room and menu are both small, yet the menu is big on flavor. Dazzle your taste buds with his daily creations like cream of sweet potato topped with smoked cecina and timut pepper, leg of lamb on a bed of kasha and spelt cooked in Margoulette beer or rack of pork grilled with sage and served with melon. Reserve 2 weeks in advance.
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De Sel et d’Ardoise
44 rue du Faubourg Bannier
Our Rating
Neighborhood
Around Town
Hours
Tues–Sat noon–1pm, Tues and Thurs–Sat 7:30–9pm
Phone
02-34-50-23-40
Prices
Main course 22€–25€; fixed-price lunch 23€ or dinner 25€
Cuisine Type
Modern
Web site
De Sel et d’Ardoise
Other
Closed 1 week in June and mid-Aug to early Sept

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