When it comes to the Misera family, it’s the cave à manger that really gets us going! After launching their fine dining restaurant into orbit, Nicolas Misera and Yasmin Weyn had the (very) smart idea to open a cozy wine joint just a few meters away – and even called on Trésor Vets to curate their selection. The former sommelier of The Jane, a local legend, keeps a close eye on the shiny selection of bottles, which you can savor at the oak counter or around one of the marble-topped tables, alongside playful small plates that channel the flagship kitchen’s signature style: toasted flatbread covered in La Buena Tierra anchovy ventresca; quail doused in an incredible creamy wild mushroom sauce; a seafood vol-au-vent filled with razor clams, mussels and scallops… each served with your choice of creamed spinach, tender morel mushrooms or crispy rösti potatoes. And to end on a sweet note, opt for two canelés with Madagascar vanilla ice cream generously drizzled with warm chocolate sauce. · Coco Bianca

FEELING THIRSTY? Trésor combines timeless classics with razor-sharp, lesser-known labels: Sierre du Sud, a 2011 (!) Rhone syrah from the Domaine Gramenon (€13 a glass), Mesas, a South African chenin by Paul Angus (€55 a bottle), La Roche, a gamay produced by Thibault Liger-Belair (€75), or a 2020 savagnin ouillé from the Tissots (€130).

PRICE: Appetizers €14-21, mains €20-29, sides €4 to €5.50, desserts €12.