This is an UPDATE to my original review of "Le Jeroboam." Please click on the following review created on March 2016 Le Jeroboam -- restaurant review of March 2016.
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As with all restaurants, this neighborhood restaurant off the beaten path was closed during lockdown, and lucky for us recently reopened.
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2. RILLETTE DE CANARD AU FOIS GRAS. "Rillettes is a preservation method similar to confit where meat is seasoned then slow cooked submerged in fat and cooked at an extremely slow rate for several hours. The meat is shredded and packed into sterile containers covered in fat." (wikipedia), The dish was actually pretty good. The fat ratio to the duck and foie gras was perfect and chunky enough to hold its shape. If I have any complaints on this dish, the vessel that it was served in made it quite difficult to eat. Otherwise it was a good dish.
3. MACARONI BURRATA-POULET. I loved this dish. Who doesn't like Mac and cheese. The difference with this mac/cheese was the types of cheeses it used. I tasted an aged creamy cheese like a mild blue cheese. I also tasted a little cream. The chicken was very tender and the dish was covered with a fresh burrata. For me this was a winner, especially for cheese lovers, but it is rich so I took half home.
NOTE: There are daily specials, or you can order form the regular menu
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4.25 - Star......................................................€€ ......................................................... 2.5 - Bell
I have not change my review. They serve great traditional french cuisine, but also innovative dishes such as the mac/cheese burrata that I had.
Although it is off the beaten path and more of a neighborhood, It would be worth your while to go. I highly recommend it. For 4-entrées, 4-sodas, 1-bottled water, 4-plats and 2-coffees our bill came to 171€ or 48 (rounded up) for 4-people. NOTE: We had no desserts.
Location, etc, see previous review, click on this link LE JEROBOAM
Excellent review. Appreciate that you critique the food, atmosphere and comment on value to really give a complete picture! -Alba
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