Leclère

📍 France
restaurant

About

Michelin-starred chef Guillaume Leclère serves spontaneous, market-driven tasting menus that change with the day's freshest ingredients. Lunch (Thu–Sat) offers five courses for ~€62; dinner (Tue–Sat) extends to seven courses for ~€92, both with optional wine pairings.

Leclère is the restaurant of chef Guillaume Leclère, awarded a Michelin Star in 2026. Its heart is "cuisine d'arrivage" — a spontaneous, market-driven approach that uses whatever fresh produce is at hand to express the kitchen's creativity to the fullest. The result is cooking that changes with the day's best ingredients, making each visit a little different and full of discovery.

The experience is built around tasting menus that follow this same philosophy. At lunch, served Thursday to Saturday, there's a five-course "Arrivage" menu (around €62), which can be paired with three glasses of wine (about €35). At dinner, served Tuesday to Saturday, the journey extends to a seven-course menu (around €92), with an optional four-glass wine pairing (about €45).

It all adds up to a refined yet personal dining experience, where the chef's instinct and the rhythm of fresh arrivals guide a creative, ever-evolving menu.