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Auxerre, Food Guide: 10 French food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Moneteau
Discover Restaurants offering the best French food in Moneteau, Auxerre, including Terrasse gourmande, le jardin gourmand, Au Restaurant de la Riviere, La Pause Gourmande, L'Accroche, Tarti Croq, La P'tite Beursaude, L'asperule, L'Erable, Au Grandgousier
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10. Au Grandgousier
Overall Ratings
4 based on 183 reviews
Reviewed By 355stevez
Know French or have a translator app. 1 waitress 1 cook in this small restaurant. Good appetizers good desserts mediocre main courses. Good local wines. Not bad but disappointed by mains. Over cooked filets and mysterious vegetables. Had 23.5 euro 3 course dinner. Both mains disappointing, but rest good.Bonjour Steve!Je vous remercie de votre avis! Désolé de ne pas avoir répondu à toute vos attentes! Effectivement, nos cartes sont traduites en anglais et allemand à partîr de la carte d'été! Hélas, d'habitude la chaleur se fait plus clémente dès le mois de mai! ( ce qui n'est pas le cas,en ce moment!)Néanmoins mon épouse a essayé du mieux qu'elle a pu de vous fournir la traduction de vos mets! Pas suffisamment, apparemment! Ouf, heureusement, pour cette application TripAdvisor , nous avons un traducteur pour le faire, et pas comme ce soir la, pleins de monde a servir!Bien à vous, la serveuse et le cuisinier! ;-)
9. L'Erable
Overall Ratings
4 based on 38 reviews
Reviewed By grannico
Sortir de l'autoroute pour déjeuner est une évidence, trouver une aussi charmante adresse bucolique et agréable comme ça est une bénédiction ! Calme, volupté, fraîcheur, agrément des bords de l'Yonne, service super accueillant, très charmant malgré l'affluence, très efficace également.Très bon repas, vin rosé frais et de bonne facture, pour un tarif fort correct. Ãa fait beaucoup de «très», mais cet établissement le mérite.Merci beaucoup !
8. L'asperule
Overall Ratings
4 based on 377 reviews
Reviewed By Sioseeker
The outside appearance isnât great and the inside decor certainly is .... er eclectic bordering on bland. Three courses are mandatory. My partner chose the salmon, quenelle of scallops, and the pannacotta and was delighted. I had the langoustines, the pork and the profiteroles. The langoustines were really mushy with a huge salad and werenât great. The main courses were outstanding. The quenelle of scallops in a bisque was delicious. The pork also succulent and extremely tasty. The service was bizarre. Keep the knife and fork for entree and mains. No spoon for the bisque. Every course was served to the wrong person. Serve yourself wine. Having said that for 30 E it was overall delicious and great value and we would return.
7. La P'tite Beursaude
Overall Ratings
4 based on 574 reviews
Ambiance chaleureuse , dans un décor authentique . Cuisine traditionnelle du terroir , plats bourguignons .
Reviewed By Essexboy999
Stumbled upon this restaurant whilst on a 3 week tour of Europe. One of the best meals we had during our trip with one of us saying it was the best. Excellent service, food and wine. We would definitely return.Toute l'équipe de la p'tite beursaude vous remercie, Thank you !
6. Tarti Croq
Overall Ratings
4 based on 151 reviews
Reviewed By David H
We had walked round Auxerre for nearly an hour in the early evening looking for a suitable place to eat. Hungry and exhausted we came across Tarti Croq but it was unfortunately closed until 6pm. We sat on the chair outside and the waitress arrived to open up. She immediately came back out to ask if we would like to wait inside until the kitchen was up and running.Having already served us a drink, she came back to take our order prior to the scheduled opening time.The menu is rather unusual, consisting of various "croque monsieur" dishes and different tartines. We chose something different to give it a try and were most impressed with the dish that was served.This restaurant is fairly new, situated just off the main street, so not visible to too much passing trade, but with its novelty value definitely gives something different to the town and we hope it is a successful venture.
5. L'Accroche
Overall Ratings
4 based on 182 reviews
Reviewed By CarolynC1492
We stopped in to book a table of six for Saturday night. On arrival, we found our wonderful host had gone to the trouble of translating, and printing menus just for us. The food is rustic, and tasty - just as French cooking should be. Portion sizes are generous, and prices very reasonable. Entrees were a choice of different pates and terrines, with mains of duck, osso bucco, trout, pork shoulder, and five different desserts, including the delectable lemon tart. The menu changes daily, according to what is available. You do need to book, as there are only about 30 covers.Thank you very much! It was a pleasure to welcome you for the dinner. Have a good trip in Burgundy ! (We have finished the lemon pie With our employees. ...)10000 thanks again! Perrine & Maxime
4. La Pause Gourmande
Overall Ratings
4 based on 386 reviews
Reviewed By OhMungo
We (mid 50's couple) went to La Pause Gourmande at 12:00 on a Wednesday and it was fully booked for that day, which probably indicates how good this place is. We boooked for the following day and I'm so glad we did. On arrival we felt the warm welcome through the smiles of our hosts rather than the conversation as our school kid French of 40 years ago didn't allow for much of that. However, we managed to place an order for a chicken breast dish which was sublime. This we followed with a selection of pattiserie and hand made chocolates which were equally as good. If we ever go to Auxerre again, and we might, this place is the first booking I'd try to make.Hello, one thank you for your opinion(notice) which very pleased us, thank you
3. Au Restaurant de la Riviere
Overall Ratings
4 based on 97 reviews
Reviewed By David H
If you are boating on the Yonne/Nivernais Canal, it is worth an overnight stop at Gurgy (quiet, peaceful, excellent bakery and adequate mini-market) and to book a meal at this restaurant just a few minutes from the port. The menu is small (3 choices for each course) but they can also cook chicken and chips or make larger salads if nothing grabs you. We ate here twice in three days and really enjoyed the relaxed but attentive service and the excellent Cremant bubbly and Chablis white wine.Book in advance if you want to be sure of a place outside during peak season as this is the only real restaurant in town (as far as we could make out).
2. le jardin gourmand
Overall Ratings
4 based on 408 reviews
Installed either in our confortable and stylish town house or on our minimalist garden terrace, you will enjoy a culinary experience drawing itâs influences from the best seasonal local products but also from our own garden treasures or exclusive products
Reviewed By kvknm
In the very beautiful - but sleeping - city of Auxerre, in the north of burgundy, this charming and elegant XIX century house is a temple of succulent food and French traditional elegance. The menu, prepared with the best local products, including fruit and vegetable grown by the chef himself, changes regularly according to seasons. Great wine list, and amazing cheese trolley ! Service is awesome
1. Terrasse gourmande
Overall Ratings
4 based on 213 reviews
Reviewed By EeeEngland
We noticed this restaurant from the river and moored for the night so that we could go there for dinner. By this time we had been in France for a week and had eaten in some very good restaurants,sometimes twice a day, so simply chose this one for its location and because we could see they had a terrace with river views. Next time we'll choose it for the food!Dinner was excellent in every way and one of the best meals we had on the trip.We could find no fault with the setting, the service or the food. The waitress even suggested a wine was corked before I had tasted it, she was correct, and replaced it immediately. The menu is short but offers a good and interesting choice to cover all tastes. I like short menus as you can expect everything to be fresh and cooked to order. The wine list was also brief but withthe wines expertly chosento perfectly compliment the food on offer (check out their Facebook page to see what I mean).The cooking was faultless the cheese was well kept and the wines were fairly priced to allow for a profit without being greedy. The service from both our waitress and the owner was attentive and helpful.The view of the river was as good as we had expected and our evening could not have been better.Next time I am in this area I will make a detour to eat here again, lunch or dinner,I don't mind. I know it will be faultless because I am sure that the team at La Terrasse Gourmande wouldn't have it any other way.
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