Le Plongeoir d'en Face
An unusual setting for a restaurant: what was, in the 1970s, a municipal swimming pool, with raw concrete and colourful neon lights, has been converted into a bustling collaborative space. It is where Enzo Scaramuzzino, former right-hand man of Mathieu Pacaud, is swimming solo after clocking up experience in MICHELIN-starred kitchens. Every week, the short menu is written up on the blackboard – think cuttlefish fricassee, truffle risotto, farm-reared pork rack… Classics revisited without ostentation, impeccable jus and a fabulous béarnaise sauce on the rump steak, fresh and fruity desserts, su
TripAdvisor review sample · 4.5/5 · 56 reviews
Located in Fleury-Merogis, Le Plongeoir d'en Face occupies a unique former swimming pool setting. Reviews highlight high-quality, inventive cuisine featuring fresh seasonal ingredients, with specific praise for mushroom starters and fish dishes. Service is generally described as professional and welcoming, though some guests reported unprofessional or indifferent staff. Negative feedback cites issues such as food quality inconsistencies, outdated menus, excessive noise, and poor value perception. While the atmosphere is striking, some find it cold. Overall, it offers a distinctive dining experience suitable for adventurous eaters, but visitors should be aware of potential variability in service and ambiance.
Suitable for diners seeking a unique spatial experience and refined French cuisine; booking during off-peak hours is recommended to ensure optimal service.