The new menu at Auberge Ravoux, Van Gogh's table

Located in the village of Auvers-sur-Oise, theAuberge Ravoux, known as'Van Gogh's House', was Vincent van Gogh's last home. Although the painter only spent 70 days in Auvers-sur-Oise, this short stay was nonetheless extraordinarily prolific, as the picturesque site, its inhabitants and surroundings inspired him to paint over 80 works!

A wine shop and restaurant since 1876, theAuberge Ravoux is modernizing in 2020 and simplifying its menu. There are now three new menus:

• The 'Autour d'une cocotte Ravoux' menu. Every week, from 12pm to 2:30pm, the chef proposes an emblematic dish from the Auberge Ravoux, served in a cocotte according to the market. And for those with a sweet tooth, you have the option of complementing the cocotte with a starter and dessert.
• The 'Around a glass of wine' menu. A board to share or a plate to enjoy, made up of cheeses, fine charcuterie or homemade pastries, accompanied by a glass of wine or a hot drink. Simple but effective.
• The 'Autour de la Table de Van Gogh' menu. The possibility of privatizing the premises, with dinner from 7pm to midnight, and creating your own menu with the chef based on the dishes suggested in the book La table de Van Gogh à l'Auberge Ravoux.

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The unique setting of the Auberge's dining room, unchanged since Vincent van Gogh took his daily meals there in 1890, has of course not changed one iota. In fact, you can even ask to visit the painter's room (Van Gogh's famous room n°5 on the second floor of the Auberge), a listed historic monument!

A plunge into the history of art and cuisine!