L’Artisan, the only genuine French Restaurant in Cheltenham !!
Why not enjoying a Piece of France without going abroad?
Here is our news:

* For our new Gourmand “Tour de France” Set menu which will start from Tuesday lunch the 26^th of October to Saturday the 13th of November for lunch, we would like to take you to: Bordeaux City to the South West  !!
Bordeaux is of course famous for its vineyards, legendary chateau and wine. … Recently named a Unesco Heritage City, Bordeaux is perhaps the largest city in France in size. Bordeaux is also the second most popular tourist destination in France.

You will be offered this menu for £16.95 for 2 courses or £20.95 for 3 courses.
You will find for starters: Chicken and Shallot Tart “A la Bordelaise” or “Tourin du Sud-Ouest” Garlic Soup. As Mains: Mini Cassoulet with Garlic Sausage or Fish “Matelotte” with Red Wine Sauce…. And for desserts: Cannelé (Speciality from Bordeaux) or Rum-Raisin Diplomate Cream with homemade Biscuit.

Our “A la Carte” menu will be available as well for lunch and dinner…

* Yves and I were honoured to be invited to record a podcast titled “What Does a Country’s Cuisine Say About Its Culture?” from ‘Over Here, Over There’  (OHOT)
What Does A Country’s Cuisine Say About Its Culture? – Over Here Over There
Thanks to Dan Harris for this opportunity !

Do you know the HORSECHOUX PATISSERIE has its own Website now?: visit www.horsechoux.co.uk  !

* A big Thank you to Lucy Bella Earl/English with Lucy who has mentioned us in her well-known YouTube Videos (at 14mn 30 sec up to 16mn 35 sec): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hSVTKustxH0&t=863s

You would like to know more? We can send you our Newsletter. Give us your email address and me will keep you updated!
See you soon and keep safe, A bientôt,
Elisabeth and Yves

* In September, we have been recommended by the SUNDAY TIMES !!. “The Cultural Centre of The Cotswolds is a frontrunner for families and downsizers alike, says Tim Palmer”… There’s also an excellent roster of places to eat, notably L’Artisan, Lumiere, the venerable Champignon Sauvage (undaunted by its relegation from two stars to one in the 2019 Michelin guide) and Prithvi, a high-class curry house)”. Read the full article (for subscribers): https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/what-its-like-to-live-in-cheltenham-09c7rx0m7

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