LE BOUCHON DES CORDELIERS
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La calle Claudia, situada entre los muelles del Ródano y el parking de los Cordeliers (muy práctico), no siempre ha tenido una buena reputación. Pero las cosas han cambiado (como diría Céline Dion) con la apertura del año pasado del Bouchon des Cordeliers. Un enésimo "tapón"… No es totalmente, ya que el chef no es un desconocido de los golosos lyonneses. Cedric Garin, cruzado durante años por los fogones del Victoria Hall, está orgulloso de asumir sus orígenes lisianos entregando su versión del bucle contemporáneo. Agradable terraza en una calle finalmente poco transitada, paredes rojas y piedra vista, manteles bien colocados y toallas con cuadros rojos y blancos, bonitos platos… El Bouchon des Cordeliers toca la carta de la elegancia contemporánea y perpetúa lo mejor de la tradición culinaria lionesa. El chef trabaja en productos locales y, por supuesto, todo es casero, salvo la charcutería procedente de la excelente casa Sibilia a los Halles Paul Bocuse y los quesos de Mons, siempre en los Halles de Lyon. A la carta, los imprescindibles del crudo: tarta de hípica de ave, salsa financiera o ensalada lionesa (pecho de cerdo, huevo mollet, corteza de pan de campaña), para continuar con un Tablier de bombero, salsa tártaro, bisllassa lyonnais, una auténtica anduteslette tirada a la cuerda de la casa Bobosse, salsa de mostaza o una quenella lionesa. se encuentra en el brochet, salsa Nantua. Sesos de canut casera y deliciosa tarta de pralinina. Para variar los placeres, un excelente salmón gravelax, crema de ciboulette, una suculenta costa de cerdo servida con un tian provenzal o una red de omble asado, para terminar con suave tarta de limón, merodeada a la italiana. Un bonito tapón.
Opiniones de los miembros sobre LE BOUCHON DES CORDELIERS
Un très bon accueil sans avoir réservé accompagné de bon conseil pour le choix des plats.
Vous trouverez dans cette établissement une cuisine goûteuse et raffinée.
Je vous conseille pour finir votre repas, de commander le babas au Rhum entièrement fait maison et non industrielle comme dans 98% des restaurants .
Ici ( tout est fait maison) de A à Z.
Daniel ????
Incorrect listed business hours for lunch on Google. 12-1:15pm rather than 12-3pm. Hustled and arrived at 1:30, thinking I had plenty of time for lunch. But no. Already closed, and directed to Bouchon Bât-d'Argent (which was also already closed for seating).
Confirmed dinner hours with the waiter, and was told I wouldn't need a reservation (was a Tuesday). Hustled and arrived at 8pm for dinner later that day, and ta daaaaa! No tables available. "Do you have a reservation?" The waiter I talked to at lunchtime hid in the back in embarrassment. "I'm sorry, we can't seat you. Nothing is available for dinner." (Even though there were some tables freeing up in only 15 minutes!) Initially, told no tables available. And then, after some groveling by me, directed to a miserable table next to the door to the restaurant (a door that doesn't naturally close!). Would've been perfectly fine, and so much better to say "if you can wait 15 minutes, we can seat you at a table that will free up soon." Several tables freed up in 15-20 minutes, by the time my main had arrived. Even Parisian restos happily do this! Can't imagine any French FOH being unable to manage such simple logistics! Never even occurred to the staff here for whatever reason. Geeez. None of this would matter if the food was great...
But, no. 31 EUR for the standard Lyon prix fixe. Ordered the pig trotters and snails tatin for the app, and the ubiquitous quenelle for the main. Have eaten aspics in Frankfurt beer halls with more nuance than the tatin. No acid on the plate to cut through the fat. Monotone would be the word to describe the flavor. Which is the same word to describe the quenelle. The "lobster" bisque had zero hint of lobster or any shellfish to it - and it was thickened to the point of being a paste. The quenelle was one big lumpy, flavorless fish ball. Butter was the only note. I love butter, but please, some more herbs? Maybe some textural contrast? Nope. The dessert was the best part of the meal. Dessert should never be the best part of a meal.
Slow, inattentive service - as courses were finished, plates left uncleared for minutes. Also, if you have an open kitchen that guests can look into, best if your cooks can behave themselves... Cook handling the appetizers kept mouthing leaves of salad as he assembled throughout service. The 4-5 leaves of salad on my app plate were pretty much halved by this guy. Don't eat from guests' plates. That's basic, no? Wow… The pastry cook was on her game, though. Only professional in the place.
A thoroughly disappointing meal. Lyon is a beautiful city to walk around and explore. Fun for a day or two. The food here, however, is not for me.
And also, horrible Google reviewers for this spot! Anyone who thinks the fish options in *any* restaurant in Lyon is amazing - *amazes* me!! Like do you live in Kansas City?? Or some other landlocked hinterland hole that only has Gorton’s fish sticks for seafood?! Seriously, serves me right for believing such reviewers.
On m’a trouvé une table avec vue sur les cuisines je ne pouvais demander plus.
Toute l’équipe a été trop pro du début jusqu’à la fin.
Je recommande fortement et pour mes déplacements à Lyon je sais où j’irai.
Un grand bravo a l’équipe des serveur tous cela fait chaud au cœur de tomber sur un restaurant comme celui ci
Bravo a la cuisine également une tarte au citron comme j’ai jamais mangé.
À très vite.