this place radiates the ambiente, along a small river, with a free al fresco restaurants and a beautiful garden and courtyard. greeted at the door (no reservation, but we arrived at 19 o'clock,) so the first were there. nicely furnished room, but there were too many ceilings. lights with high wad lamps that would have dimmed like the wore at night, but were not. so it had the lightness of a cafeteria! we decided to be the special of the day that should be the pride of the cook and the best of what is in the kitchen at the time. but we felt as if they decided to serve what they don't want to do the night before. the first cure was a mixed bag several tiny salads: couscous, Israeli cousin, carrot Slave, tiny pasta salad, none of which was particularly delicious. we then got a mixed grill made of smoked but fat speck, a overcooked mercguezwurst, a piece of desiccated pork and a piece of chunk, plus kartoffels, which sit under the heat lamp longer than a george hamilton sonnenan. that was an epic mistake and was sent back to the kitchen. our primary waiter seemed a little embarrassing to bring this court out, but yet, he did. the saving of pardons included the foie grass we had ordered in addition to the appetizer. that was very good, the Brioche beans were the perfect accompaniment and the fetus was quite beautiful without a pronounced leber taste. the dessert was also what the star rating slightly increases a wonderful chocolate lava cake with a salted caramel, ice cream. the restaurant filled out in the evening, clearly one of the few culinary experiences in the environment. with two fabulous straightening and two failings, and with decent service (although he could have come more) I'm sorry, but I could only rate it as average. so much potential.