The owners of Verjus and Verjus Wine Bar have a new baby, Ellsworth, with small plates to share and a kill-me-now (in the best way) Sunday brunch. I went on the official opening night a couple weeks ago and returned last Sunday for brunch. I can now say with confidence that it is well worth the visit. Here’s what was on the docket for dinner:
It’s still elegant, don’t get me wrong. And to be fair, I have to go to dinner more than once before I can label it a cool teenager. I’m just saying I liked it, and I will return. Here’s what we had.
Shaved brussel sprouts, farro, brown butter, spiced almonds & pecorino
Sea bass ceviche, chili, lime, cilantro, radishes, & corn nuts
Rabbit sausage corndogs with pickled mustard seeds, just like at the State Fair.
The Verjus Wine Bar darling, buttermilk fried chicken.
A parmentier of beer braised spring lamb, mashed potatoes, root vegetables, mustard & horseradish
Duck meatballs, heirloom carrots, peanut, sesame, mint, cilantro
Napoleon cheese, black pepper, & honey. It’s the worst photo I’ve ever taken (DON’T LOOK AT IT), and I have never heard of Napoleon cheese.
When deciding between desserts, the server explained that the chocolate sorbet was to die for, so we ordered a death wish, and she was right.


Ellsworth
Lunch: Tue-Sat 12:30-2:30pm
Dinner : Mon-Sat 7pm to 10:30pm
Brunch : Sunday 11:30am-3pm
34, rue de Richelieu 75001 Paris, France
T : (+33) (0)1 42 60 59 66













Another well spotted place Julie ! Hellsworth seems to be Well Well Worth !! I look forward to it 😉
You have to try it next time you’re in Paris, especially for brunch!