The menu changes monthly at this industrial-designed restaurant, whose name, French for "kitchen garden," refers to the herb-rimmed back patio. Exposed ducts and a high ceiling give the dining room a trendy feel, and the floor-to-ceiling front windows allow the hip to be seen and the twinkling lights outside and in to be reflected for a warm glow. The menu always includes a risotto of the day along with fish dishes and the ever-popular goat cheese soufflé. The wine list is all over the map but well priced, and the servers are among the most savvy in town.
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