Le Clocher Penché

This restaurant has preserved some fine features – original tiled floor and elegant woodwork – from its previous incarnation as a bank. But gone are the safes of old, replaced by a wine cellar and pantry, and the cash counter area is now the open kitchen. With a perfect mastery of classic techniques, the chef demonstrates flair as he cooks up modern and lively market-fresh cuisine, in which refinement and indulgence come together. The wine list allows you to treat yourself without breaking the bank; the cocktails – alcoholic or virgin – provide the perfect start to the evening. Remember to book on weekends, as this is a very popular spot.