£5.40 for a £12 Sunday All-You-Can-Eat Buffet of Authentic French Cuisine at Le Bouchon Breton - Save 55% Scaling food mountains, negotiating gravy avalanches and coping with altitude indigestion are all part of the buffet adventure. With today's Groupon, use the day of rest to enjoy a food expedition of epic proportions: for £5.40 enjoy a buffet of fine French cuisine worth £12 at ... Receive updates now- 55%

£5.40 for a £12 Sunday All-You-Can-Eat Buffet of Authentic French Cuisine at Le Bouchon Breton - Save 55%

Highlights

Gallic-inspired food covering starters, mains and desserts
Located in Old Spitalfields Market, the place to be on Sundays in London
Large first floor Victorian terrace overlooking the square
Traditional Parisian atmosphere

Fine Print

1 voucher per person, multiple may be purchased as gifts
Advance telephone booking required, please have voucher and security codes ready
Voucher valid until January 31st 2011, Sundays only, 11am-4pm
Please remember to tip the staff to the original value as service charge isn't included
Excludes drinks
Not valid with other offers

Scaling food mountains, negotiating gravy avalanches and coping with altitude indigestion are all part of the buffet adventure. With today's Groupon, use the day of rest to enjoy a food expedition of epic proportions: for £5.40 enjoy a buffet of fine French cuisine worth £12 at Old Spitalfields Market's authentic brasserie, Le Bouchon Breton.

Diners at Le Bouchon Breton's Sunday buffet can enjoy starters ranging from salads to couscous before tucking into mains such as Ratatouille de Legumes and the Saumon au Beurre Blanc among many more. Desserts are also included with satisfying options such as Tarte au Citron and Creme Caramel.

Le Bouchon Breton is the brainchild of restaurateur and ex-money broker Ian Stoppani who, together with head chef Jonathan Durieux and sommelier Gergely Szabo, provide an authentically French, Gallic-inspired dining experience. With a large first floor terrace covered by a Victorian glass roof overlooking the market square and Edith Piaf's melodies lightly filling the room, food adventurers will have their senses whisked across the channel to a Parisian wonderland.