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France Food Guide: 10 Italian food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Bougival
Reviews on Italian food in Bougival, France including Villa Lidia, Un Vent du Sud, Le Basilic Rouge, A Cote, Le Nicoletta, La Scuderia, Via 47, Il Cilento, O Marconi !, L'Etable des Louviers
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10. L'Etable des Louviers
Overall Ratings
4 based on 131 reviews
Reviewed By John W
L'etable is actually a charcuterie and cheese shop, with a few tables outside. We came upon it while walking around St. Germain, and a very good find it was. They offer plates of various kinds of ham, sausage, pate etc., with salad if you like that sort of thing. (Rabbits do. I don't.), The cheeses looked - and smelled - first rate.Everything was beautifully made, fresh and full of flavour and texture. There is a short, excellent wine list. The Rue des Louviers is quiet and pleasing. The prices are good value for money at this quality. The service, by a cheerful, motherly lady, was prompt, considerate and helpful. One can, of course, buy charcuterie or cheese to eat elsewhere, but a light, sit-down lunch on a very hot day was delightful. We departed much refreshed.Highly recommended for both food and service.Dear John,Many thanks for your kind message. I and Lucia, the motherly lady :-) appreciate a lot ! Hope to see you soon,Aymeric
9. O Marconi !
Overall Ratings
4 based on 199 reviews
Reviewed By driss2603
Bonne cuisine italienne dans ce restaurant depuis le changement de propriétaire.Carte juste ce qu'il faut , bonne cuisine , assiettes copieuses et goûteuse. Bon service , pas d'attente . Bonne expérience. On y va on y revient.
8. Il Cilento
Overall Ratings
5 based on 63 reviews
Reviewed By DesdinovaUK
Small restaurant, with capacity for just over 30 covers. Modern very light decor, welcoming friendly Italian staff. Menu is not overly extensive, but has a decent choice of maybe 6-8 pastas, a similar number of meat dishes and pizzas. Quality was very good - we shared a Caprese for a starter - this was a big portion, large enough for 2 and the buffalo mozzarella and olive oil were of exceptional quality and taste. A delight to eat. My wife had her usual Spaghetti Carbonara and enjoyed it. I chose Saltimbocca a la Romana, a dish I like very much. The veal was very good, although the sauce I felt was much too creamy and thicker than I have previously eaten. Unusually the dish was served with spaghetti rather than vegetables. The spaghetti went well with the thicker sauce though. We both ordered Colonels for desert, the restaurant offers a choice of either Vodka or Limoncello with the lemon sorbet. We tried both although I preferred the traditional Vodka version. Decent restaurant.
7. Via 47
Overall Ratings
4 based on 351 reviews
Reviewed By Gourmande4foods
This newly refurbished Italian restaurant is the closet you'll get to authentic Italian cuisine in the area. We went with friends in the evening and were seated at a table by the entry to the kitchen. It was noisy with waiters dropping and clanging plates and cutlery all night. I will remember to ask to be seated away from the kitchen next time. The owner was friendly and Italian!We ordered the Carpaccio and the grilled veg with truffle oil as a shared starter. I ordered a grilled "Bar" with vegetables for my main. For dessert, Profiteroles. No complaints. The food was very tasty, fresh and well-seasoned.The décor is modern Italian but not overly so. For evenings and weekends, book in advance and ask for specific seating away from the kitchen or the round table on its own at the front of the restaurant.
6. La Scuderia
Overall Ratings
4 based on 265 reviews
Reviewed By CEBE88
Having lived in the neighborhood right next to this restaurant for 2 years, I had heard of La Scuderia but honestly, had had no desire to go because it is tucked in a small property on a very busy intersection as you exit the A13 (a major artery in/out of Paris). But, ironically, I had the perfect opportunity on a cold, snowy day in January as I had to schedule a going away lunch for a friend of mine that was leaving France to return to the United States. I walked over there to see if I could make a reservation for 7 people and the hostess was so pleasant. She assured me that my reservation wouldnât be a problem. A few hours later I had to call back to ask if I could add 3 more people; again, the hostess, very generously, said that it wouldnât be a problem.When I arrived on the day of our reservation, I was so pleasantly surprised. The table for our party of 10 was tucked in a nice corner of the restaurant and we were greeted by our waiter with menus in hand. I knew that this group of 10 very âsocialâ women would create a bit of noise so I politely told the hostess that if she felt we were being too loud, that I would work with our group and weâd âreduce the volumeâ a bit and you know what she said? She said, âwe enjoy people having a good timeâ. Some of the ladies in my group had eaten here so knew what to expect. However, for me and a couple of others, we were eager to taste the Italian pizzas and sandwiches that we saw on the lunch menu. They do have an interesting concept here where they serve these âgiganticâ pizzas that well serve 3-4 people. I chose the group pizza with a green salad and I have to tell you, the pizza was delicious. A couple of the ladies that had the lunch sandwiches also gave praise to how tasty and delicious they were. We spent a good couple of hours enjoying our pizzas/sandwiches having great conversation and our waiter was quite attentive throughout the whole time. When it came time to order dessert, most of us looked at each other and simply decided on coffees and we were all quite satisfied with the lunch that we had eaten. I donât think the waiter quite understood the types of coffees some of us had ordered but I was a bit disappointed with the coffee I had. But I donât think it was the restaurantâs fault, but rather a problem with my communicating the type of coffee I wanted. I would highly recommend you visit La Scuderia if you are interested in tasting some really great pizzas cooked in wood-burning ovens. Reservations are a must and if you can visit during the week when it is less crowded you might enjoy your experience a bit more. Parking is âhorrendousâ except in non-peak days/times. One hint is to take a taxi out to the restaurant or, if you must drive, maybe youâll get lucky by driving into the neighborhood just North of the restaurant. Which ever option you decide on, come out to La Scuderia and be ready for some slow dining that takes in the ambiance, the pleasant staff, and great company. The restaurant does have an outdoor dining garden that I am sure looks stunning and is quite enjoyable in any of the Spring/Summer or even Fall months.
5. Le Nicoletta
Overall Ratings
4 based on 608 reviews
Reviewed By Isnaldy M
Place is small, nice decoration, extravagant in some ways, food was good but our dishes ver uncomfortable to eat due to the plates we got, way too expensive and they give an arrogant impression
4. A Cote
Overall Ratings
4 based on 170 reviews
Reviewed By Kald06
We have been a few times there as a family as we live close by. The service has always been friendly (which is not a given everywhere!). They have a wide choice of pizza and we find them very good. We appreciate the thin pizza base they do. The rest of the menu is I would say more french. They for example had one pasta dish on the menu. Just good to be aware in case you are looking for both. For children they have also a child pizza and that is a really and handy option, although I would suggest they could add a pasta dish for children. Nutella pizza is a favourite by ours kids and so are the big sundaes!The restaurant is very pleasant inside, spacious and bright. Two main large sitting room and a terrace. On sports day they show the games and run sports evenings. Enjoy!Thank you Kald06 for your comment ! Hope to see you soon,Julie, from the Communication Team
3. Le Basilic Rouge
Overall Ratings
4 based on 95 reviews
Reviewed By Shufflebothams
Took early evening short walk from Holiday Inn hotel and stumbled across this Italian restaurant / bar.Ordered pizza's which were very tasty.Service was attentive but waiter needed you to be able to converse in French which was ok..!Deserts were simple but fantastic taste.Would recommend anyone to try especially as so convenient for hotel !
2. Un Vent du Sud
Overall Ratings
5 based on 75 reviews
ÃPICURE INTIME - Entre le restaurant et la table d'hôte, venez découvrir la table d' Un Vent du Sud... au cÅur de Rueil-Malmaison. Un lieu intimiste et épicurien, qui ravira tous vos sens !
Reviewed By bishopamel
At « Un Vent Du Sud » everything makes the experience very special, the quality & creativity of the food, the attentive & friendly service, the relaxed &convivial atmosphere ! Vincent and Marie Claire go out of their way to make you feel at home & share with you their passion for good products and wines. Donât forgot to try one of their homemade Spiced Rum before leaving !
1. Villa Lidia
Overall Ratings
4 based on 166 reviews
Reviewed By Bubbanaughty
Good quality food /prices in nice spacious but cosy café ambiance... used to have two very nice and original italien guys maitre d' and head waiter both charming spoke to us in italien ! Loved them but they are gone unfortunately replaced by a cool Frenchman efficient but no charm.Wheelchair access. Right near A13 exit to vaucresson.
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