La Mère Brazier
Presqu'île
Eugénie Brazier's 1921 temple, two stars under Mathieu Viannay
Bocuse's riverside temple, French gastronomy's living monument
The frescoed riverside auberge that Paul Bocuse made the most famous restaurant in France, now two Michelin stars under chef Gilles Reinhardt. The classics are untouched on purpose — the black-truffle soup V.G.E. under its pastry dome, the Bresse hen in a bladder, the dessert trolley that does not end. A pilgrimage more than a meal, and worth the trip north of the city.
In Collonges-au-Mont-d'Or, ~10 km north of central Lyon. Dress up, take the long lunch, and order the V.G.E. soup.
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