First published on 10 Mar 2008 . Updated on 21 Oct 2010.
Perched right near the Balmain wharf, this winsome little sandstone restaurant does classic French fare- stiff white tablecloths and all. Try the duck terrine or assiette of rabbit. For something with a little more grunt, maybe the pan-fried skate with braised ox tail.
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