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Le Georges restaurant

A refined & creative cooking

Georges restaurant offers a savoury cooking with a subtle mix of tradition.

To advise you in the choice of your menu, you can count on Christophe’s advice, the Maître d’hôtel, and Nicolas, the sommelier, for a perfect match between « food and wine ».

Le Georges Restaurant

The table

Le Georges Restaurant

The restaurant is open daily from 12:00 (noon) to 2:00pm and 7:30pm to 10:00pm.

Closed on Monday and on Sunday evening.

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The Champagne bar

In a very private atmosphere, you will appreciate the « champagne bar » tastings of the "grands millésimes" (great vintages).

The sommelier will be able to explain the menu and will accompany this moment of the best champagne selections.

An appetizer menu will be offered to open your appetite, or more simply for « snacking ».

Le Georges Restaurant

The Chefs : Laurent Clément & Nicolas Mendès

Le Georges Restaurant

Laurent Clément, after having been in touch with starred tables and Relais & Châteaux, he disturbs tradition and gives birth to new innovative menus in the purest « Monarque » spirit. First of all he is looking to define a line of action and to work with the product, raw materials and colours. His different experiences at the "Castel Clara", at “Au Petit Blanc" as well as in Chantilly at "Tipperary" and at the "Hostellerie du Bas-Bréau” at Barbizon, allow him today to offer a diversified cooking. On the menu, he puts forward the products that he offers, in two complimentary versions or contrasted: for example the foie gras (fattened liver) as a pan-sautéed version or as sushi. Innovations and researches realized hand in hand with Nicolas Mendès.

Aged 25 years old, Nicolas Mendès obtained his cooking diplomas in Chartres then worked in several beautiful establishments including the "Auberge de Brabant" in Bailleau le Pin and at "La Tour d'Argent" in Paris. He came back in Chartres in 2006 to second Laurent Clément as a pastry chef. He realises desserts mixing childhood memories, local country products and rare ingredients such as its chocolate bar on shortbread with Vigan oil with spiced caramel served with a creamy Tagada strawberry and grapefruit iced parfait.

The cellar

Nicolas Duclos, "chef sommelier", has imagined a modern menu, meaning tonic and affordable, that he wishes objective as much as subjective.

It puts together the best of France winery surrounding a choice of 1001 appellations.

Le Georges Restaurant