Zinc Caïus

March 17th, 2010 § 0 comments

Zinc Caïus is the younger, smaller, less expensive offshoot of Caïus, the restaurant across the street where chef Jean-Marc Notelet dazzles diners with his use of exotic spices (for France, anyway) and unexpected combination and techniques.

At Zinc Caïus the fare is more straight forward, a pared-down bistro menu for neighborhood locals more than visiting foodies.  Yet a meal here is just as memorable as one served by its sophisticated sibling, not because it’s complicated or ambitious, but because it’s so very good.

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