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France Food Guide: 4 European food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Melle
Reviews on European food in Melle, France including L'Argentiere, Restaurant les Glycines, Hostellerie de l'Abbaye, L'Assiette
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1. L'Argentiere
Overall Ratings
4 based on 187 reviews
Reviewed By Amedee_12
The restaurant is well located on the main road. It is also next to the hotel l'argentière which is very very useful. The place has a huge parking, nice terrace, a bar and restaurant. The sevice good and friendly, the cuisine is semi gastro french type.
Where to eat French food in Melle: The Best Restaurants and Bars
2. Restaurant les Glycines
Overall Ratings
4 based on 190 reviews
Reviewed By Nicholas H
In an area lacking good French restaurants, Les Glycines stands out. Everything we chose was innovative, beautifully presented on the plate and very tasty. Loved my foie gras starter but the cod main course was really special. great flavours, superbly cooked. My companions raved about their pork mignon mains, especially the tender and delicately spiced radishes. The desserts were equally good. We washed this down with a good bottle of Montagny, which was not expensive. Service was first class. Loved the surroundings, especially the luxurious amount of space between tables. This restaurant is an absolute must if you're in this area of France.Dear Sir, we are so glad to see you enjoy this moment in our restaurantthanks a lot for my staff , nice to see you againbest regards
3. Hostellerie de l'Abbaye
Overall Ratings
4 based on 190 reviews
Reviewed By peterww2013
This XVth century village near the Aquitaine A10 is worth a visit along with a small town some 9km further. The local restaurant serves nice food and provides a solemn place to recover. Dinner is cooked very nicely although I do prefer the à la carte menu. Not real haut cuisine be it nicely served and beautifully cooked. Your tongue will like the play of spices and fresh herbs used in the preparation.
4. L'Assiette
Overall Ratings
4 based on 71 reviews
Was previously Le Trianon but is under new ownership
Reviewed By PeterPietro
We arrived late in the afternoon, originally intending just to stay for a couple of beers. However, the appetising cooking smells made us decide to stay for a meal and although the restaurant was still busy, we were found a table for two. The food was both good and well presented. It was a very hot day and my fish starter and my wife's savoury pancake were well complemented with a chilled bottle of Muscadet. We both had steak's for our main course. There were many locals in the restaurant so it is clearly a popular place.
