The earliest inn in Paris, recorded in historical relics. It was built in 1407 and was mainly used to shelter the poor. The owner was very good. After accidentally getting a Jewish secret book from the Middle Ages, he studied alchemy day and night and succeeded in turning lead into gold three times. He used his wealth to build 14 hospitals, three chapels, 7 cathedrals and several houses. Today's facade was renovated in the 19th century, and the Latin on the wall seems to have left a mysterious shadow behind. As a classic lover, I love this cultural background with a long history. I love culture, so Paris is unique.
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The earliest inn in Paris, recorded in historical relics. It was built in 1407 and was mainly used to shelter the poor. The owner was very good. After accidentally getting a Jewish secret book from the Middle Ages, he studied alchemy day and night and succeeded in turning lead into gold three times. He used his wealth to build 14 hospitals, three chapels, 7 cathedrals and several houses. Today's facade was renovated in the 19th century, and the Latin on the wall seems to have left a mysterious shadow behind. As a classic lover, I love this cultural background with a long history. I love culture, so Paris is unique.
I ordered a beef steak, which was super tender, but the beef was very small, so I didn't feel full. The soufflé cake was especially good, very small, and the cake was like cream.
Going to the 13th century building, 42 euro package
Reasonable price, quality of food, tourists and locals here, so very lively. Come here, very good place!
We were last here in 2019. The decor has changed - more sleek and modern inside, with an open view of the kitchen now - and the menu has changed to a choice of three, five or seven course tasting menus based around two starters, two mains and two or three desserts (plus a cheese course that can be taken with any combination). But then the service begins. Delicious bread and the signature Nicolas Flamel alchemist's butter, several delicious amuse bouches and, if you take the wine pairing, some really interesting choices of wines, which were explained fully by our host. pricey, but a gastronomic experience such as I have not had before. Highly recommended.