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Our Quality Partners

We don't work with anonymous suppliers. Each producer is chosen for what they do – and where they do it.

VB

Abattoir Viande de Bresse

Bourg-en-Bresse

Exclusive supplier of our Charolais beef. The meat arrives fresh, traceable, and is minced to order.

MB

Matt the Baker

Viriat

Artisan baker. Our buns are custom-made for us.

FB

Fromages de Balanod

Balanod

Fruity Comté, Raclette, Morbier, Bleu de Bresse AOP. Each cheese is selected for the recipe it appears in.

MC

Maison Chazal

Rochefort-sur-Nenon

Supplier of our IGP Bleu Blanc Cœur bacon — featured in the Gourmand, the Rösti, and the À Cheval.

K

Kamakle

Foissiat

Wagyu breeder in Ain. Occasionally featured on the menu depending on availability.

BA

Brasserie Atmosphère°

Balanod

Local craft brewery. Their beers are featured on our drinks menu.

FT

Ferme du Truchet

Dortan

Artisanal ice cream in vanilla, chocolate, and banana – served as dessert.

LE

Laiterie d'Etrez

Etrez

Supplies our milk, fromage blanc, and crème fraîche. The Crème d'Etrez is used in our homemade desserts.

MG

Ma Gourmanderie

Saint-Maurice-lès-Couches

Marie Laure Priest produces our artisanal sauces: ketchup, sweet mustard, and barbecue sauce.

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Gavand-Prudent

Salavre

Free-range chicken from Ain. Family-run slaughterhouse in Salavre since 1961.

Our Meat Commitment

Our Charolais beef comes mainly from Abattoir Viande de Bresse, guaranteeing extra-fresh meat. We occasionally use Wagyu beef from Kamakle.

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Our Approach

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.

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