What we serve here has a story behind it. Let us introduce them to you.
We don't work with anonymous suppliers. Each producer is chosen for what they do – and where they do it.
Exclusive supplier of our Charolais beef. The meat arrives fresh, traceable, and is minced to order.
Fruity Comté, Raclette, Morbier, Bleu de Bresse AOP. Each cheese is selected for the recipe it appears in.
Supplier of our IGP Bleu Blanc Cœur bacon — featured in the Gourmand, the Rösti, and the À Cheval.
Wagyu breeder in Ain. Occasionally featured on the menu depending on availability.
Artisanal ice cream in vanilla, chocolate, and banana – served as dessert.
Supplies our milk, fromage blanc, and crème fraîche. The Crème d'Etrez is used in our homemade desserts.
Marie Laure Priest produces our artisanal sauces: ketchup, sweet mustard, and barbecue sauce.
Free-range chicken from Ain. Family-run slaughterhouse in Salavre since 1961.
Our Charolais beef comes mainly from Abattoir Viande de Bresse, guaranteeing extra-fresh meat. We occasionally use Wagyu beef from Kamakle.
Mon Bon Burger is listed by Bourg-en-Bresse Destinations.
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Short supply chain • Fresh products • Artisanal know-how
We prioritize local suppliers — in the Ain and neighboring departments — whenever availability and quality allow. The meat is minced to order. Sauces are handmade by Marie Laure Priest in Saint-Maurice-lès-Couches. Desserts are prepared in our kitchen with the cream and fromage blanc from Laiterie d'Etrez.
Every ingredient has an identifiable origin. That's the principle of 363.