Chef Emile Mooser, known simply as Emile, calls the small mountain village, La Villette, Switzerland home. The first-born son, and second eldest of eight children born to mountain dairy farmers, Emile's childhood was a lesson in simple living. Emile learned to appreciate cooking with local natural resources from his mother, who, out of necessity, made use of local treasures such as: Gruyère's internationally ...
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White-tablecoth amenities without the stuffiness. An old favorite comes back strong with a new bistro and tasting menu from chef Emile Mosser. Full bar.
Emile's Restaurant Elegant and Refined, Emile's Restaurant is San Jose's most revered French Restaurant. Rated #1 in the Bay Area for Classic French Cuisine by Zagat 2003, Emile's Restaurant contiues to amaze and inspire diners with an ever chaging variety of unique and classical four star cuisine. Under the loving hands of new owner, Alexandra Dorian, Emile's Restaurant strikes the perfect balance ...
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In a city that's gone through numerous changes, Emile's has remained a solidly popular downtown dining spot for decades. The menu, which focuses on European-influenced California cuisine, is given a slightly decadent edge by Swiss chef-owner Emile Mooser: duck à l'orange is flavored with Grand Marnier; spinach salad comes with scallops and a bacon-honey vinaigrette. Half portions allow you to create ...
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The Scene Since 1973, Emile's has been a popular destination for both elegant business dining and special occasions. Businessmen in three-piece suits sit at white linen-covered tables across from couples celebrating big wedding anniversaries. The service is professional, attentive and personal, with Chef Emile Mooser greeting each table on most nights. The Food The lengthy ...
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on April 04, 2008, (Edited October 29, 2004)
For more than 30 years, this landmark has been a culinary destination for diners in search of classic but artfully prepared French-Swiss cuisine. The touches that made the place popular are still here: generously spaced tables, flowers in vases, and subtle lighting. The wine list is deep with labels from France and California. Among the many tempting starters is caviar with crème fraîche and toasted ...
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The kitchen uses the Bay Area's bounty of local produce to create exceptional contemporary cuisine at Emile's, a San Jose institution for fine dining since 1973. Mirrors, recessed lighting, and large, bold floral arrangements create an elegant atmosphere. To start, try seared Sonoma foie gras on caramelized brioche with huckleberry-port reduction, baby arugula, and blood-orange vinaigrette. Follow ...
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I am a long time customer of Emile's Resaturant. This is my 3rd time going to Emile's since the new owners took over. My husband and I went there on Valentine's Day, and I have been back twice. Once with my friends and once with my Mom. I think that other reviewer is very wrong. I am Asian. On Valentine's Day the new owner came to our table 2 times. She gave us a gift certificate also. For ...
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Emile's offers a cosy French ambiance, which feels and tastes like true French cuisine. It is intimate, and until May 15th, they have this exhibit of a French artist called "3 days in Paris". Stunning photographs to match great food. A must see.
Emile's offers a cosy French ambiance, which feels and tastes like true French cuisine. It is intimate, and until May 15th, they have this exhibit of a French artist called "3 days in Paris". Stunning photographs to match great food. A must see.