Top Restaurants in Sauternes
Top Things to do in Sauternes
Most Popular Deli food in Sauternes, France
Find out what Deli restaurants to try in Sauternes including Maison Claude Darroze Restaurant, Le Saint-Julien, L'Entrecoeur ancien La Table du Boucher
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1. Maison Claude Darroze Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 457 reviews
Reviewed By Webo1966
It is amazing what you find in some little French towns. This was one of the best meals we have had in France so far and will be very hard to beat. The added advantage is they have an English translation of their menu. This is high end cuisine at it best. Donât worry about the price, all of the food is worth the experience.While the menu is limited compared to other mainstream restaurants, there is a great choice and everything listed is excellent. The staff are very helpful and more than able to offer suitable wine matches to the foods selected. I would recommend even coming from as far away as Bordeaux for that special meal. It is that good.Sir,Thank you for this great comment.It is a pleasure to read you, to understand that you really enjoyed your meal.We hope to see you again,The claud Darroze team
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2. Le Saint-Julien
Overall Ratings
4 based on 15 reviews
Reviewed By Rachelle S
We were lucky we arrived just before lunch service started. We both had the "menu" lunch meal for â¬15, this included1. Appetizer buffet (antipasto)2. Steak with salad and fries3. Dessert or cheese4. 1/4L of wine5. CoffeeThat's a bargain anywhere but especially in France! (Just the steak would have been â¬10).The chef and server were very friendly and seemed to genuinely care if we were enjoying our meal. We didn't understand the cuts of meat available (menu only in French) and the chef came out and showed us the uncooked steaks! Since this place is listed as a "brasserie" in the tourist magazine we were expecting a menu of burgers and club sandwiches and we were pleasantly surprised!
3. L'Entrecoeur ancien La Table du Boucher
Overall Ratings
4 based on 63 reviews
Reviewed By Similtiades
This small village bistro is obviously popular within the village, as it was full upon our arrival. So full, in fact, that the single waitress was obviously strained to keep up. When seated down, we waited a very, very long time to even be shown the menu. I was under the impression, the whole time, of being made to feel very much aware that our party were "the outsiders" in the local midst - and service seemed to reflect this.Salmon terrine starter was okay; not quite what I expected though that is potentially my fault, but tasted of an average blend of compacted fish. My duck breast was much too fatty, which slightly spoiled the experience of eating it - far chewier than poultry should have been, and also quite small.
