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Auberge
de la Grenouillere,
near Montreuil |
Auberge
de la Grenouillere,
near Montreuil
Julian
Lucas -
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 The walls of the "froggery" restaurant are decorated with illustrations of Fontaine's fable of the frog who ate until he exploded, because wanted to be as big as an ox - painted in the 1930's by the English artist Frank Reynolds. |
Michelin 1-star
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The set menus are good but if you
wish to sample the specialite de maison, "frogs legs" you
must go a la carte. This is when it can become expensive.
The wine list is extensive, multicultural and includes some
of the most sought after wines in France....but it isn't
cheap. Expect to pay around E100 per
head.. |
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Seafood Farming Fishing Regional specialitities |
Location: AUBERGE DE LA GRENOUILLIERE, La
Madelaine-sous-Montreuil |
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...Le
Grenouille can be found in a lovely Auberge, a short
distance from Montreuil sur Mer, in a tranquil setting by a
river. The restaurant is everything one has come to expect
from a Michelin starred restaurant. The service, atmosphere
and food are of the highest quality. The setting is
delightful, and the restaurant rooms are intimate, formal,
but humorous with many references to the frog.
