About

La Sorcière is a sophisticated French restaurant located on a secluded rural road outside Verdant, Connecticut. Known for its witch-themed decor and upscale ambiance, it has gained popularity among tourists for its blend of occult mysticism and fine dining. Despite its appeal to visitors, La Sorcière is generally avoided by local students and faculty from Eastern Tsuga College unless hosting out-of-town guests. The restaurant’s dark, low-lit atmosphere, with walls adorned by paintings of witches and velvet curtains, offers a perfect backdrop for more intimate or secretive meetings.

The menu offers a range of traditional French dishes with a contemporary twist, accompanied by an extensive wine list. The restaurant’s refined yet eerie setting, with candles flickering around dark mahogany tables, adds to its allure as a unique and somewhat theatrical dining experience.

 

Occult-Themed Decor and Ambiance

La Sorcière’s decor is heavily influenced by Verdant’s rich history of witchcraft, with nods to the town’s historical connection to occultism. The restaurant’s design features velvet curtains, intricate carvings, and subtle occult symbols throughout. This ambiance appeals to patrons looking to experience a taste of Verdant’s mythical past in a refined setting, creating a space that feels both elegant and mysterious. This balance of high-class dining and a nod to witchy aesthetics makes La Sorcière stand out stop.

 

Making the Grades

In Making the Grades: Kelly's Unveiling, La Sorcière is chosen by Professor Taylor for its remote location and ambiance, making it an ideal setting for an illicit dinner with Kelly Spaihts, away from prying eyes.