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Best French food near Gond-Pontouvre, France
Best French restaurants nearby. Discover the best French food in Gond-Pontouvre. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for French restaurants near you. including Maison Marin La Couronne, BISTROT 41, Le Comptoir de Brice, Bistrot Saint Andre, La Bulle Gourmande, Midi-Minuit, L’Agape, Gaspard, Santa Fe, Le Marquant City
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10. Le Marquant City
Overall Ratings
4 based on 79 reviews
Reviewed By aml1003
We first came here in December 2015 and we couldn't pass by without stopping again! We both had the foix gras poele followed by faux filet. A truly exquisite meal and inexpensive. We will be back next year.
9. Santa Fe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 86 reviews
Reviewed By N33
Delicious, refreshing, beautiful, attentive and thoughtful. There is no Japanese food at this creperie, but everything is truly Japanese at heart. I miss Japan very much where eating out is not only good, rather balance and healthy, but also affordable by far. Finally I found it at Chez Koji at Santa Fe. Seemingly light to the eye at first but very satisfying by the end. For 11 euros set menu: tomato and emmental galette with either egg, saussage or ham, then dessert either crepe or pancake or ice cream, plus coffee or hot chocolate fait maison. And some more mikan. Just out of the door, I found myself already thinking of which to try on the next visit. Will definitely come back. Thank you very much for the wonderful meal!
8. Gaspard
Overall Ratings
4 based on 286 reviews
Homemade Burger,the "Gaspard"
Reviewed By MasBelle
We were met by a very pleasant waitress. My husband had the Gaspard Classique which he enjoyed. I had the Gaspard Saumon. The description offered great promise, sesame, honey and maple syrup. Sadly, I couldn't taste any of these ingredients. The dish was edible but bland. I enjoyed the chips. The dreadful photos of burgers in tiny frames on the wall cheapen the restaurant. Lastly, as a non smoker I don't want to see the chef or waitress going outside for a cigarette during service or a large dog laying at the back of the restaurant.
7. LâAgape
Overall Ratings
4 based on 225 reviews
Reviewed By Woodabell
And a new proprietor. We revisited this restaurant after being turned away from a nearby restaurant, in fact they urged us to go. Well with little choice we did and weren't disappointed. The new owners couldn't have been more helpful or friendly, in fact the service was even better than before. The menu was just as good and even for the children. Can't fault it.
6. Midi-Minuit
Overall Ratings
4 based on 114 reviews
Midi minuit nouveau concept sur Angoulême. Autour de grandes tables, venez partager un très agréable moment. Vins sélectionnés et table gourmande.
Reviewed By Doc B
In the midst of the Circuit des Remparts crowds and overflowing cafes this place is an oasis of tranquility. We were two groups of about 10 in total & all were very complimentary about Midi-Minuit. A young and really helpful team took us through their menu made up of local dishes, based on what was in season and what was available. The food was delicious and accompanied by an excellent wine selection.
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5. La Bulle Gourmande
Overall Ratings
4 based on 391 reviews
Reviewed By 341deannep
Never been here before but after all the good reviews thought we'd try it. Not disappointed at all. Limited menu of only about 3 starters and 3 mains but cater for most tastes including vegetarian. The mozzarella charcuterie starter was really good and our veal mains was excellent. Good desserts too and a very good choice of wines. Service was excellent and all the waiting staff were more than happy to rescue me from getting bogged down in my bad french. Would recommend you book on a fri/sat night as not a big restaurant. Very enjoyable evening.
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4. Bistrot Saint Andre
Overall Ratings
4 based on 488 reviews
Reviewed By Ravelt
â¬15.90 for a 3-course lunch, which is good value. The restaurant was able to switch the main dish (meat) to a beautiful salad for me as I donât eat meat - thank you!
3. Le Comptoir de Brice
Overall Ratings
4 based on 430 reviews
Reviewed By DidierBa
Being around in Angouleme for a while, I have heard about Le Comptoir de Brice but never pushed the door. Finally, I have done it following a friend proposal. Nicely designed, pretty full, we had a table for 2 upstairs. We have enjoyed starter, main course and dessert. I have move from fish, inspired by Japanese cooking to have a fish as a main dish. Looks like lot of research in the dishes elaboration a bit transformed by a service "standard" and a noisy atmosphere. I am sure that I would have appreciated the moment with a complete different view in a different environment. Pity.
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2. BISTROT 41
Overall Ratings
4 based on 309 reviews
Reviewed By michaela96
My wife and I were so impressed with the set mid week lunch the last time that we went back at the end of August. It was still great! The set meal started with smoked salmon on whipped cream cheese set on a Bellini. Main course was a skewer of pork with wonderful vegetables. For dessert there is a choice. My wife ha a wonderful chocolate concoction and I had creme brûlée. We washed everything down with a jolly good Pinot noir from the Deep South. The bill was just over 60 euros with a tip and including an aperitif each. Does not get much. Better than that!Would I go again? Definitely - highly recommended for the set lunch. The owner speaks very good English, the decor is modern and the staff charming. What more could you ask for?
1. Maison Marin La Couronne
Overall Ratings
4 based on 27 reviews
Restaurant Bakery Snacking Dish Of The Day Formulas Meals Defying Any Concurence Reasonable Prices, Kitchen Made On Site With Fresh Products (primeur, Butcher, Etc ...)
Reviewed By maureen b
This restaurant is attached to a boulangerie. We had seen it many times but had not visited, so we booked a table on their facebook site, but do not think it was seen as we didn't have a reservation! The weekly menu is always listed on there, so we were looking forward to Coq au vin when we visited on Monday January 16. Unfortunately they had sold out and we were offered a chicken burger instead, we ordered this with some trepidation knowing from past experience that they are often inedible. We need not have worried however as it was not the usual minced up tasteless thing, but a chicken breast in a bun. We were not asked if we wanted ketchup but it was already in the bun, and as I don't like ketchup, I was trying to scrape it off when the manager (?) appeared, apologised and replaced my burger. There is no choice of menu, just a plat du jour and dessert is chosen from the patisserie on display in the shop.
