Goust d’Enrico Bernardo Restaurant
This gourmet restaurant is located within a historical building, is part of the Elephant Paname cultural venue, and run by one of the top sommeliers in the world, it has a unique concept of providing the appropriate wine to accompany your choice of Mediterranean dish.
About the Goust d’Enrico Bernardo Restaurant
The Goust is a restaurant located within the Elephant Paname, which is a cultural centre dedicated to dance, performance, music, etc and is classed as one of the cultural centres in Paris, and located within a fully restored Napoleon III mansion house with its ornate decor, you can also enjoy the gastronomical delights of Mediterranean cuisine.
The Goust is actually a rather unique concept where whatever dish you choose, the sommelier will match a wine to go with it, and this was the idea of a world renowned sommelier called Enrico Bernardo.
In fact, Enrico Bernardo was voted the world best sommelier back in 2004, and at only aged 27, he was the youngest person to achieve this award in its history. And having already opened a restaurant called Il Vino that is now one of the top table Michelin starred restaurants in Paris, the Goust is his next adventure, to bring culture and cuisine together at the Elephant Paname.
Now as we mentioned above, the Goust restaurant is located within a fully restored Napoleon III mansion house, which has been converted into a cultural centre for the arts including dance and music.
So, if you want an intimate, romantic setting that can only cater for 36 covers at a time, then you could enjoy a relaxing gourmet meal in the refined setting of this restaurant, with its warm and elegant decor of brown and cream shades that complement the gold and bronze setting, the tapestries, and the stylish table settings. Not forgetting the heavy curtains, beautiful and comforting period fireplace, the rich thick carpets and comfortable chairs, accompanied by professional yet friendly staff, to make this a night to remember.
And when it comes to the cuisine at Goust d’Enrico Bernardo, you will find this is Mediterranean inspired cuisine from a very competent Spanish chef with an extensive a la carte menu available.
However, there is a lunch menu available with a starter and main course or main course and dessert for €39 as of 2015, along with a three course option. But of an evening, there are different types of menus such as a degustation or tasting menu, which is a great way of experiencing several types of dishes, especially if you are unsure.
Yet, as we mentioned there is an a la carte option, plus other specific menus such as one called the Saveurs Iberiques, which is a Spanish menu, and there are so many tempting and mouth watering delights, all perfectly paired with specific wines chosen by the sommeliers for each course.
So, at Goust you could experience delights like Royale de Foie Gras with a drizzle of olive oil and pine nuts, Tuna tartare with an egg filled with mango coulis or Crisp red mullet with a potato croquette and an eel garlic sauce. You could choose Gazpacho of cucumber overlaid with two slices of lobster, fromage frais and Spanish caviar topped with coconut milk or Ballotine of sole with a sea urchin sauce.
Other dishes include Poached egg with a garnish of black truffle on a bed of long-stewed beef and Duckling with a light jus and a garnish of lightly mentholated shiso leaves, to name a few of the gourmet menu choices on offer. And to give you an idea of costs, the menus range in price from around €80 to €130 as of 2015, which is the same sort of cost you are looking at if you opt for the a la carte experience.
Visiting the Goust d’Enrico Bernardo Restaurant
Now as we have mentioned previously, the Goust Restaurant is located within the restored Napoleon III mansion now home to the cultural centre of Elephant Paname, which is situated in the 2nd Arrondissement close to numerous different tourist attractions.
You will find this restaurant in Paris open for lunch on a Tuesday through to Saturday and for evening dinner from 7pm through to midnight on a Tuesday through to Saturday, however, it is closed at all other times.
And when it comes to reaching this gourmet restaurant via public transport in Paris, you will find that the nearest Metro station is the Opera stop serving lines 3, 7 and 8 whereas the nearest RER train station is the Auber stop serving line A.
However, there are numerous different buses that stop near to Goust and the Elephant Paname, which include the lines 20, 22, 27, 42, 52, 66, 81 and 95, but a little further away and you could utilise the Madeleine Metro station that serves lines 8, 12 and 14.
We would also like to point out that although reservations are not always necessary, these are highly recommended, or if not essential for certain times and days, and as time is going on, and due to the small amount of tables, this is more and more seential.
Address and Contact Details
Goust d’Enrico Bernardo
Elephant Paname
10 Rue Volney
75002
Paris
Ile de France
France
Tel: +33 (0) 1 40 15 20 30
Related Information
- Elephant Paname Cultural Centre
- Il Vino restaurant
Tourist attractions close by
- Place Vendome
- Cafe de la Paix
- Musee de la Parfumerie Fragonard
- Palais Garnier Opera House
- Pinacotheque
- Place de Madeleine
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In fact, Enrico Bernardo was voted the world best sommelier back in 2004, and at only aged 27, he was the youngest person to achieve this award in its history. And having already opened a restaurant called Il Vino that is now one of the top table Michelin starred restaurants in Paris, the Goust is his next adventure, to bring culture and cuisine together at the Elephant Paname.
Now as we mentioned above, the Goust restaurant is located within a fully restored Napoleon III mansion house, which has been converted into a cultural centre for the arts including dance and music.
So, if you want an intimate, romantic setting that can only cater for 36 covers at a time, then you could enjoy a relaxing gourmet meal in the refined setting of this restaurant, with its warm and elegant decor of brown and cream shades that complement the gold and bronze setting, the tapestries, and the stylish table settings. Not forgetting the heavy curtains, beautiful and comforting period fireplace, the rich thick carpets and comfortable chairs, accompanied by professional yet friendly staff, to make this a night to remember.
And when it comes to the cuisine at Goust d’Enrico Bernardo, you will find this is Mediterranean inspired cuisine from a very competent Spanish chef with an extensive a la carte menu available.
However, there is a lunch menu available with a starter and main course or main course and dessert for €39 as of 2015, along with a three course option. But of an evening, there are different types of menus such as a degustation or tasting menu, which is a great way of experiencing several types of dishes, especially if you are unsure.
Yet, as we mentioned there is an a la carte option, plus other specific menus such as one called the Saveurs Iberiques, which is a Spanish menu, and there are so many tempting and mouth watering delights, all perfectly paired with specific wines chosen by the sommeliers for each course.
So, at Goust you could experience delights like Royale de Foie Gras with a drizzle of olive oil and pine nuts, Tuna tartare with an egg filled with mango coulis or Crisp red mullet with a potato croquette and an eel garlic sauce. You could choose Gazpacho of cucumber overlaid with two slices of lobster, fromage frais and Spanish caviar topped with coconut milk or Ballotine of sole with a sea urchin sauce.
Other dishes include Poached egg with a garnish of black truffle on a bed of long-stewed beef and Duckling with a light jus and a garnish of lightly mentholated shiso leaves, to name a few of the gourmet menu choices on offer. And to give you an idea of costs, the menus range in price from around €80 to €130 as of 2015, which is the same sort of cost you are looking at if you opt for the a la carte experience.
Visiting the Goust d’Enrico Bernardo Restaurant
Now as we have mentioned previously, the Goust Restaurant is located within the restored Napoleon III mansion now home to the cultural centre of Elephant Paname, which is situated in the 2nd Arrondissement close to numerous different tourist attractions.
You will find this restaurant in Paris open for lunch on a Tuesday through to Saturday and for evening dinner from 7pm through to midnight on a Tuesday through to Saturday, however, it is closed at all other times.
And when it comes to reaching this gourmet restaurant via public transport in Paris, you will find that the nearest Metro station is the Opera stop serving lines 3, 7 and 8 whereas the nearest RER train station is the Auber stop serving line A.
However, there are numerous different buses that stop near to Goust and the Elephant Paname, which include the lines 20, 22, 27, 42, 52, 66, 81 and 95, but a little further away and you could utilise the Madeleine Metro station that serves lines 8, 12 and 14.
We would also like to point out that although reservations are not always necessary, these are highly recommended, or if not essential for certain times and days, and as time is going on, and due to the small amount of tables, this is more and more seential.
Address and Contact Details
Goust d’Enrico Bernardo
Elephant Paname
10 Rue Volney
75002
Paris
Ile de France
France
Tel: +33 (0) 1 40 15 20 30
Related Information
- Elephant Paname Cultural Centre
- Il Vino restaurant
Tourist attractions close by
- Place Vendome
- Cafe de la Paix
- Musee de la Parfumerie Fragonard
- Palais Garnier Opera House
- Pinacotheque
- Place de Madeleine
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