Shabour
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- Cuisine
- Creative
- Michelin
- 1
- Price
- €€€€
- Website
- https://www.restaurantshabour.com/
- Description
- The man behind Shabour is Assaf Granit, the high-profile Israeli chef. Already owner of a dozen restaurants in Jerusalem and London, he also presents Israeli TV's version of Kitchen Nightmares. He set his sights on this 17C building in a lively neighbourhood between rue Saint-Denis and rue Montorgueil. Here, we rediscover his trademarks: a lively atmosphere, rough and ready decoration with metal technical ducts visible on the ceiling, subdued lighting... and, of course, generous and surprising creative cuisine replete with Mediterranean influences, whose freshness gives it wings – for example,
- Review score
- 4.6
- Review count
- 100
- Review summary
- Shabour, located in Saint-Ouen-sur-Seine, offers creative Mediterranean and Israeli-inspired cuisine. Reviews frequently praise the inventive dishes, such as smoked hummus and signature eggs, alongside attentive service. The atmosphere blends casual comfort with formal elegance, featuring stone walls reminiscent of Jerusalem. However, experiences vary; some guests note inconsistent pacing, particularly after peak hours, and describe the food as overly meticulous or lacking traditional generosity. Negative feedback highlights recent declines in quality, mechanical service, and high wine prices. While many find it a delightful gastronomic adventure, others feel the execution does not always match the hype.
- Best for
- Suitable for diners seeking creative fusion cuisine and a unique atmosphere, accepting potential service inconsistencies.
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