Dopo 30 anni, rinasce a Roma la RENARDIERE…un tipico ristorante francese situato in viale Aventino 31/33, caratterizzato da uno stile art deco – art nouveau, mescolato ad uno stile moderno, un petit coin de Paris al centro di Roma. L’obbiettivo di Nadine Renard, fondatrice della Renardière (La Tana della Volpe in italiano) è di far conoscere la cucina francese di casa, quindi tradizionale, e creare un’atmosfera accogliente, calorosa, intima e soprattutto semplice, dove ognuno si senta a suo agio. La cucina di Nadine è fatta di passione, ricette sperimentate e vissute con cari amici e famiglia; molte di queste ricette provengono da spunti e segreti di famiglia.
French spot with high ceilings & an old-fashioned feel, turning out traditional fare like escargots.
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Address: Viale Aventino, 31, 00153 Roma RM, Italy
Phone: +39 06 8778 5445
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We enjoyed our first visit so much, we decided to return a week later, bring a camera and make sure that it was as good as we remembered, and it was. We started with some Bordeaux, but we corrected the error of only getting a glass on our first visit and getting a bottle this time. This was a 2017 that was not too expensive and was delightful.
Our starters were a Quiche Lorraine and while I ordered a Cheese Soufflé, because it takes 20 minutes to prepare they asked if I would prefer my main first, and the soufflé second and I said “yes”. It turned out to be the wrong choice because I wasn’t in a rush and in retrospect I would’ve preferred to nurse my wine while I waited. Next time I’ll make a different choice. The quiche and the soufflés were light, cheesy and delicious. I’ve had quiche that was a little oily from the cheese and meat, but this wasn’t at all.
Our mains were a Steak au poivre (Filetto al Pepe) that came with a side of fried potatoes (Patate Fritte), and a Tuna and Avocado tartare with shrimp. The steak was cooked perfectly, although on our second visit, I don’t think I was asked how I wanted it cooked as I was on our first visit. The tuna mousse reminded me of Cod Mantecato, which was nice, and the avocado and shrimp were delicate and tasty.
We didn’t get a dessert this time because we had other plans, but on our first visit the apple tart topped with gelato was a great finish to the meal and it seemed popular with the other patrons, so don’t hesitate if you still have space to eat more!
Kind service and delicious dishes, but reasonable price.