La Chapelle From passion comes gastronomy

Luxury five-star hotel in Auvergne

Restaurant La Chapelle
an invitation to culinary decadence

La Chapelle 1* is open for 5 weekly services, Thursday, Friday & Saturday evenings, as well as Saturdays & Sundays at noon.

Allow yourself to be charmed by the magnificent setting and the subtlety of the dishes at La Chapelle gourmet restaurant. Starred chef Olivier Valade presents his « masterpieces » in this magnificent and formal setting. The delicate aestheticism of presentation and the creativity of the chef make La Chapelle’s menu dishes sumptuous culinary delights.

For starters, we invite you to try our roasted royal langoustines with bok choy cabbage hearts, followed by lobster with a Montluçon beer glaze. For the final touch, allow yourself to be tempted by an intermingling of citrus fruits and Vichy pastilles. Enjoy the chef’s delicious and delicate creations, in which you’ll discover the authenticity of the region’s products.

Book your table online or by telephone at +33(0)4 70 03 26 57.

We inform our kind clientele that an elegant outfit is required. Shorts, sneakers and flip-flops are not allowed.

Château Saint-Jean - Montluçon - Auvergne - France
Olivier ValadeCuisine Chef
Olivier Valade
Cuisine Chef
Olivier Valade spent his childhood years between Auvergne and Limousin before beginning his career as a chef with several starred restaurants. After several seasons at the Moulin de l'Abbaye (1 star, Relais & Châteaux) in Périgord, he set sail, at the age of 24, to the Burgundy lands of Bernard Loiseau. There, he developed his notion of "simple cuisine that's never simplistic".

He then moved to Paris to work as a sous-chef at Hélène Darroze (2 stars, Relais & Châteaux), then at Le Divellec (1 star) before returning to Bernard Loiseau where he stayed for 4 years as Patrick Bertron's sous-chef.

Working as Deputy Chef at the starred restaurant "Le Magasin aux Vivres" in Metz in 2011, he moved to Brittany in 2013 to "la Maison Tirel Guérin", between Cancale and Saint-Malo, where he managed to find the establishment's lost star. This was the place where he was inspired to refine the "land-sea" aspect of his cuisine, which he still devotes himself to at Château Saint-Jean.
Restaurant gastronomique La Chapelle Restaurant gastronomique La Chapelle
Restaurant gastronomique La Chapelle Restaurant gastronomique La Chapelle

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