Having trained at L'Oustau de Baumanière and L'Atelier de Joël Robuchon, Irwin Durand further fine-tuned his skills working for Alan Geaam and Guy Savoy. He now showcases his expertise at the helm of his own elegant, contemporary-style restaurant that fosters an intimate atmosphere with just seven tables, plus a communal table facing the open kitchen. In his seasonal mystery menu, the finest seasonal produce is spotlighted with flair and technical skill: sea bass ballotine à la grenobloise; veal sweetbreads in a mustard sauce, peas and a reduced veal jus; and a vanilla and miso cream dessert.