Paul bocuse restaurants lyon france dishes
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Some people have bucket lists for places they want to travel. Adrenaline-pumping activities they want to do before they die. Things they want to buy, natural wonders they want to see, people they want to meet.
Mine is a little different. Because while it weaves many of those lines together, it’s primarily fueled by the meals I want to eat. Not sure whether that’s something to be ashamed of, or proud of.
Our itinerary for France was guided by this principle - each stop needed to take us somewhere to eat something, or drink something, remarkable. Perhaps our biggest box to check during this jaunt through France was to eat dinner at the late chef Paul Bocuse’s L’Auberge du Pont de Collonges.
Chef Paul Bocuse is essentially the Godfather of French Nouveau cooking. And really, the Godfather of eating “local” and culinary teaching, in general. He passed away this year in January at ninety one years old, about six months before his friend (and one of my idols), Anthony Bourdain took his own life. There’s an episode of AB’s Parts Unknown (season 3, episode 3 - on Netflix if you have the chance to watch!) where Bourdain travels to Lyon to visit with Bocuse and eat at his world famous ultra fine dining restaurant. We were extremely lucky to have the chance to dine there a few night
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Gourmet restaurant in Lyon
at L’Auberge du Pont
de Collonges
“To invite someone to dinner is to be responsible for their well-being for as long as they are under your roof.”
Paul Bocuse wholeheartedly embraced Anthelme Brillat-Savarin’s words of wisdom.
Because well-being is the ultimate priority at the beautiful L’Auberge du Pont de Collonges, just moments from Lyon, where eighty people devote themselves every morning and evening for five days a week to make every meal a celebration.
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Tradition in motion or modernity as a legacy
The strength of the team at Restaurant Paul Bocuse lies in its ability to transcend the Chef’s iconic image to embody it in a dynamic and resolutely modern place, all while looking to the future with real enthusiasm.
Although the restaurant’s culinary heritage can be qualified all too easily as an example of classic cuisine, we must not forget the extent to which Paul Bocuse was truly multi-faceted: a visionary genius with a constant desire to innovate.
A man of tradition yet constantly evolving, Paul Bocuse has left his restaurant, which celebrates its centenary in , the most impressive