Le Nymphée, the new restaurant at Château d'Auvers

Published by Manon de Sortiraparis · Published on June 27th, 2018 at 03:56 p.m.
With Cédric Barbet at the helm, Le Nymphée restaurant at Château d'Auvers (95) offers an inventive, refined menu that makes the most of local produce. To be discovered after a visit to the immersive Impressionist painters tour!

Art and gastronomy lovers, the Château d'Auvers (95) meets all your expectations. After months of refurbishment, the château has reopened its doors to unveil "Vision Impressionniste", a new immersive tour of the world of the Impressionist painters who came to Auvers sur Oise for inspiration.

If, by chance, you feel hungry after visiting the tour, you'll only have to walk a few meters to reach Le Nymphée. The Château d'Auvers restaurant, headed by Cédric Barbet (who has worked with Alain Ducasse and Yannick Alléno, his mentor), Le Nymphée aims to extend theimpressionist experience of the immersive tour.

The chef offers an inventive and refined menu, renewed every 4/6 weeks and featuring local produce. Here, everything is homemade, the products come from short circuits (meat, fruit, vegetables...), respect the seasons and are sublimated under the agile hands of Cédric Barbet. His graphic dishes and desserts are a feast for the eyes.

On the menu, you'll find fusion recipes such as Château-smoked salmon presented as sashimi, trompe-l'oeil dishes such as cod with celery, and more traditional recipes such as boeuf bourguignon.

Château d'Auvers is the perfect place to sharpen all your senses.

Practical information

Dates and Opening Time
From June 26th, 2018 to December 30th, 2018

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    Location

    Château d'Auvers
    95430 Auvers sur Oise

    Prices
    Desserts: €8.9
    Entrées: €11
    Menu midi : entrée + plat ou plat + dessert: €19.9
    Plats: €21 - €34
    Menu midi : entrée + plat + dessert: €26.9

    Official website
    www.chateau-auvers.fr

    Booking
    01 34 48 48 56

    More information
    Open for lunch from Tuesday to Sunday, from 12pm to 2pm, as well as on public holidays, and for dinner on Fridays and Saturdays, from 7pm to 9:30pm.

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