Top Restaurants in La Souterraine
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Best French food near La Souterraine, France
Discover Restaurants offering the best French food in La Souterraine, France including Le Passe Muraille, Christaline, Creperie l'Occitane, A la Porte Saint-Jean Hotel Restaurant, La Gondole sur le Toit, Alexia, Les Fromentiers la Souterraine, Le Bistrot Mel-Lou, Chateau de la Cazine, A L'Embuscade
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10. A L'Embuscade
Reviewed By aria2012
New management and chef at this local restaurant. We were a group of 6 and everyone was delighted with the "menu ouvrier" - simple and simply delicious; price is very reasonable and much less than in similar places in bigger cities, it is conveniently located very close to the highway A20 and the N145, very easy to find on the way. Service was excellent. Highly recommend and wish them success.
9. Chateau de la Cazine
Overall Ratings
4 based on 239 reviews
Reviewed By alinamummy
The Michelin restaurant failed to impress us, but the interiors with views over the lake were very nice.For me the main attraction of this place is the striking contrast between the rural setting of the South-Western France, with goats and tractors, and an elegant building, which dominates the surrounding fields. The place is very suitable for quiet walks in the idyllic countryside. We saw no people around and even met a little dear 30 meters away from the hotel.
8. Le Bistrot Mel-Lou
Overall Ratings
4 based on 90 reviews
Reviewed By alfaromeoKent
We had been staying with friends in Le Souterraine who recommended this restaurant to us and actually took us there for Sunday lunch.Our friend goes there regularly with her group.It was extremely quirky and the food was lovely, well cooked and very attentive waiting staff.It's a very long time since I have been in such a friendly restaurant.Our friends know the owner Stephane and he came out to see us. He spoke very good English as he had worked in England and it was smashing to be able to converse with someone regarding his restaurant and food.We had the three courses (very reasonable) and a very long chat with Stephane and left.I can't recommend this restaurant enough, we will definitely be coming back again should be in the area again.It is in a sweet little town right opposite the little school, it made our last day there very enjoyable.
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7. Les Fromentiers la Souterraine
Reviewed By 859mariet
Pour un midi pressé câest parfait, possibilité de manger sur place du chaud ou froid avec boisson, lâaccueil est sympa et le parking pratique.
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6. Alexia
Overall Ratings
3 based on 107 reviews
Reviewed By I2161GGstephenm
We have eaten here on four occasions and never been disappointed. The Menu covers all budgets and the food is plentiful and excellently cooked and presented. A special mention for the serving team must be given as the service is outstanding. Lovely surroundings too.A really good dining experience.
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5. La Gondole sur le Toit
Overall Ratings
3 based on 126 reviews
Reviewed By 155jeffm
Your dining options are limited in La Souterraine, especially so on Monday nights as many restaurants are closed. Luckily, La Gondole sur le Toit rescued us with a two wonderful fresh salads prepared and served cheerfully even though we were visiting near to closing time. Recommended.
4. A la Porte Saint-Jean Hotel Restaurant
Overall Ratings
3 based on 95 reviews
In the city center and at the foot of the famous Porte which has passed Saint Louis, Henry IV, stands the Hotel Restaurant "A La Porte Saint Jean", ready to welcome the traveler or the pilgrim of Saint Jacques de Compostela. Follow in their footsteps, you
Reviewed By bungke
We ate here twice during our stay, it is a restaurant frequented by the locals of the town, the decor is plain and functional but perfectly welcoming.The food was very good both times we visited, local produce, simply prepared.Don't go there if you expect fine dining, sophisticated service or surroundings, this is not what this place is about.it is good tasty French cooking, it doesn't pretend to be a Michelin rated establishment. It offers a very decent meal at good prices. Recommended.
3. Creperie l'Occitane
Overall Ratings
4 based on 94 reviews
Reviewed By WildeOscar
We ate here for the first time in December after watching a film at the Eden Cinema nearby. It was quite late but the Creperie was still very busy. The service was rapid and the local cider drink excellent. More than satisfactory for our needs
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2. Christaline
Overall Ratings
5 based on 39 reviews
Reviewed By Mad_Dog99
Finding it on TripAdvisor, I had to use maps to find it. It is tucked away just a few minutes walk from the centre - it's just off the roundabout where Maison de Pain is. We wanted a light lunch, but when we got here we weren't sure that they did anything savoury. We had to ask, it's a small Tapas menu, but it's lovely food, such a change from what you can normally get. It's a little oasis of calm in the sunny back yard, the wine is excellent, the prices all very reasonable. The downside is that they aren't good at marketing, I've ended updating & putting photos on their listing on here! Don't mess about, just go on a sunny lunchtime, you won't be disappointed...
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1. Le Passe Muraille
Overall Ratings
4 based on 210 reviews
Excellent service, couldn't be faulted. Just right. Quiet ambience. Nice interior.Most importantly good food. I can recommend this restaurant. Went for the 1st time on my Birthday & we shall return.
Reviewed By Marshall B
Outstanding service, even down to pouring a perfect pint - the attention to detail here is truly impressive. Large entrees, and, fortunately, the main courses were not as huge. Had the menu â which included entrée, plat, fromage and dessert. Enjoyed the local traditional pate au pommes de terre, filet of zander â sort of like a pike â and salad of crayfish tails, must have been around 25 of them, plus assortment of cheeses - about half local - and cake. All were very nicely prepared and not overly seasoned. Rather small restaurant indoors, probably no more than 30, so almost essential to have reservation â several people who came in after 7:30 pm were turned away without reservations. Definitely Anglophone friendly â but this restaurant is not just a touristic place, as about half of the diners were local and presumably regulars as evidenced by the welcome they received. The town itself has several interesting buildings but not worth probably a major detour to tour the town - this restaurant, on the other hand, merits a detour from wherever you happen to be.
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