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Embrun

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Cuisine
Modern Cuisine
Michelin
selected
Price
€€
Description
Behind the counter and Japanese kamado (wood-fired stove), a young chef from Montpellier, who trained with Michel Kayser, Gilles Goujon and the Pourcel brothers, cooks everything over an open flame: lightly grilled sea bream served with squash purée, roasted grapefruit and coconut cream; Mediterranean squid seared on the barbecue, rainbow carrots and black garlic emulsion; pear poached in honey and tonka bean for dessert. In the dining room, his cordial wife guides diners through a selection of wines from the South of France.
Review score
5
Review count
80
Review summary
Located in Sète, Embrun specializes in modern cuisine and holds a 5.0/5 rating on TripAdvisor based on 80 reviews. Diners consistently praise the high quality of fresh, locally sourced ingredients, noting inventive and visually appealing dishes with rich flavors. Service is described as friendly, professional, and attentive, with staff offering helpful wine pairings and ensuring a relaxed dining pace. The atmosphere is welcoming and comfortable. While a few minor comments mention pacing or value, the overwhelming consensus is positive. Reservations are highly recommended due to limited seating and popularity.
Best for
Ideal for diners prioritizing ingredient quality, creative modern cuisine, and who plan ahead for reservations.
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