In this central district, where there are more union offices than shops, Alan Lescop has quickly won over a loyal clientele, delighted by the happy lunchtime formula and the temptations of the à la carte menu. The products are well sourced and showcased with apt timing and gourmet flair. The good pig ravioli are judiciously supported by a sapid broth, chorizo and strips of old parmesan. Served in the shell, roasted scallops are in perfect osmosis with a Roscoff onion confit. As for the chocolate and almond entremets, they melt and crisp with delight. In the brightly-lit dining room, service is lively and cheerful. The wine list takes just a few seconds to peruse, but the references ensure the essentials are consistent with the cuisine. 1.5 points more!