Haut Bonheur de la Table
Poised between Steenvoorde and Saint-Omer in the heart of Flanders, Cassel is a darling of a brick-built village. A small village for a tiny restaurant. Housed in a beautiful 18C abode with space for just 20 diners, it is run by owners who are truly passionate about fine cuisine. Chef Eugène Hobraiche meticulously crafts contemporary cuisine that goes hand in hand with seasonal produce, using local fruit and vegetables, as well as fish from Dunkirk's market: salmon confit with Sichuan pepper, textures of cabbage and shiitake dashi; roasted pollack, mustard and multi-coloured carrot gnocchi. To
TripAdvisor review sample · 4.8/5 · 100 reviews
Located in Cassel, Haut Bonheur de la Table offers modern cuisine with high ratings. Guests frequently praise the refined, delicate, and creative dishes, featuring ingredients like foie gras and scallops. Service is generally attentive and warm, though some reviews note occasional distance or lack of explanation from staff. The ambiance varies; while the indoor setting is described by some as somewhat plain, the terrace offers pleasant views. Although a minority of reviewers found the food uninspired or the wine selection basic, most consider the experience exceptional for the price. It remains a recommended stop for those seeking high-quality gastronomy in northern France.
Ideal for diners seeking refined modern French cuisine, with a preference for terrace seating over the indoor space.