French nouvelle cuisine and contemporary nuances is something unknown and unheard of within the confines of this little paradise. The patrons of Laurent are connoisseurs of traditional cooking and classic decor. The restaurant, with its rich history of being a hunting lodge that belonged to Louis XIV, is located on a green patch that gives it a very country-like appeal. The inside dining space has retained the royal 'hunting lodge' essence while the terrace is a delight during summer months - but requires booking in advance. The wait staff helps you with your foie gras, lobsters and roasted pigeons, while the sommelier picks out the most delectable wine that would fairly complement your meal. So if you're invited to Laurent for a meal, you know you're in for a royal treat!