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What to order at Acte 2
- Must order
- The six-course dinner menu at €78, or the €45 menu at Saturday lunch.
- Signature dishes
- Brandade ravioli with celeriac sauce, Guinea fowl supreme with parsnip
- Editor tip
- There is no à la carte, and the annual closure dates are listed on the restaurant’s site, so check them before booking.
CuisineFrench fine dining
Price€€€€
Tasting menu€78
NeighborhoodPlace De L Horloge
HoursTue-Fri 19:15-20:30; Sat 12:00-13:15, 19:15-20:30; closed Sun-Mon
Phone+33 9 53 99 36 88
ChefGrégory Dandel
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