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Le Cap, the Michelin-starred restaurant at Grand-hotel du Cap-ferrat, a Four Seasons Hotel reopens for the season (France)

Chef Yoric Tièche presents Le Cap Provençal and Mediterranean new 2018 seasonal menu for fine dining restaurant Le Cap

Le Cap, the Michelin-starred restaurant at Grand-hotel du Cap-ferrat, a Four Seasons Hotel reopens for the season (France)

Chef Yoric Tièche presents Le Cap Provençal and Mediterranean new 2018 seasonal menu for fine dining restaurant Le Cap

Category: Europe - France - Industry economy - Gourmet restaurants - Hotel opening - Gourmet restaurants
This is a press release selected by our editorial committee and published online for free on 2018-05-25

This May, Yoric Tièche, Executive Chef at Grand-Hôtel du Cap-Ferrat, A Four Seasons Hotel presents his new menu and fine dining experience for the reopening of the Hotel’s Michelin-starred restaurant, Le Cap.

Tièche offers a fresh take on Provençal and Mediterranean cuisine with a contemporary and elegant twist that emphasises the region’s local identity. Menus will change with the seasons to incorporate the finest and freshest produce from farmers markets and what he grows in the Hotel’s garden. Tièche channels the best of the French Riviera using the finest ingredients to create dishes such as green, yellow, red variation of open field-grown heirloom tomatoes with crispy tomato roll; mint infused blue lobster, chickpeas and raz el hanout stuffed eggplant with Greek yoghurt, claws salad; or the lemon soufflé with fresh granité.

Guests will be able to order a la carte or taste the Grand Bleu five-course menu, which highlights Mediterranean seafood with unique bread pairings from the Hotel’s baker Pierre Emmanuel Vargas.

Guests can also select wines from the Hotel’s wine cellar to pair with Tièche’s cuisine. The menu consists of approximately 600 wine varietals including Château d’Yquem, Château Lafite Rotschild, and Petrus.

With a professional, dynamic service, whether in the cosy indoor salon or on the panoramic terrace, Le Cap distinguishes itself from other fine dining restaurants with a made-to measure experience including the quality of a casual service up to the highest Michelin-starred standards, and new tabletops and silverware created through a collaboration between Tièche, Rocchini and Robbe Berking. Live music every evening from June to September and views of the garden and sea complete the memorable experience guests will have at Le Cap.