French cooking class in Bordeaux, blending tradition and bistronomy
Check out our French cooking classes in Bordeaux: an experience that mixes tradition and modernity. Learn the techniques of chefs in a friendly, gourmet, and warm atmosphere.
What to order at La Cape
- Signature dishes
- Foie gras, Pigeon, Souffle
- Editor tip
- Order the souffle course for dessert; the tasting menu prices climb but the lunch formula stays under €50.
CuisineFrench Bistronomic
Price€€€
Neighborhoodbastide
HoursMon-Fri 12:00-13:30, 20:00-21:30
Phone+33557802425
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Signature dishes: Foie gras, Pigeon, Souffle
Tip: Order the souffle course for dessert; the tasting menu prices climb but the lunch formula stays under €50.
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