1. Le Réfectoire
Tucked in an old 19th-century convent, Le Réfectoire in Deauville emerges as a unique cultural haven. This arty new canteen, renowned for its short supply chain approach, offers a dining experience that playfully defies convention. Yanick Bernouin, at the helm of the kitchen, crafts local and creative dishes inspired by current exhibitions.
The menu, a testament to creativity and freshness, includes dishes like the B.un's with roast beef and grilled vegetables, or exquisite salads. Le Réfectoire is also noted for its quality tea time, serving moist cakes and local organic infusions. A subtle blend of gastronomy and culture, in an environment that invites relaxation and sharing.
The atmosphere of Le Réfectoire, dressed in white, completes the experience with a touch of serenity and prestige. The varied and tempting lunch and snack formulas are perfect for a gourmet break. On Sundays, the popular brunch is accompanied by a selection of books, adding a literary dimension to this bright and friendly place.