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Most Popular European food in Puilboreau, France
Discover Restaurants offering the best European food in Puilboreau, France including Au Steak House, Le Boute en Train, Cafe Coulisses, Le Bistrot d'La Chaine, le bistrot de meme, Le Soleil Brille pour Tout Le Monde, Le p'tit Amiral, La Fleur de Sel, La Creperie du Vieux Port, La Marmotte
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10. La Marmotte
Overall Ratings
4 based on 160 reviews
Restaurants Savoyards Raclettes, Fondues, Tartiflette Et Bien D'autres Vous Sont Proposés Dans Un Cadre Typique Et Chaleureux Qui Vous Transporte, Le Temps D'un Repas, Dans Nos Belles Montagnes Alpines.
Reviewed By CDCSanur_Bali
Tried the 3 course Menu du jour for 15 euros here today and were very satisfied with the quality and quantity of the food as well as value for money and presentation. Customer service was also very good. A great little restaurant!
9. La Creperie du Vieux Port
Overall Ratings
4 based on 459 reviews
Creperie Bretonne making real pancakes with stunning views of the port of La Rochelle
Reviewed By Mitzismum
We stopped here after a walk around the old port. The waitress took orders from tables that arrived after us, was abrupt and unhelpful and took a while to bring our drinks, so we decided not to eat here (therefore cannot comment on the food). There are plenty of other eateries with friendly, helpful waiting staff. Will not be returning.Quand les clients sont désagréables la serveuse qui a sa fierté l'est aussi.Les avis tripadvisor sont unanimes sur sa gentillesse et serviabilité.Merci de ne pas retourner chez nous
8. La Fleur de Sel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 2501 reviews
Reviewed By 139larsm
Made reservation but no table. I made a reservation through lafourchette on the internet. Only in french!!!!!!! I asked for at table outside. It is summer here. We came. No table outside because you can but book table outside. THEN PLEASE RIGHT THAT ON THE BOOKING PAGE
7. Le p'tit Amiral
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1318 reviews
Reviewed By cynjoy
We just happened to come across this place on a day trip to La Rochelle. The beef tartare was amazing. I seem to always order tartare and am in a bit of a rut! This particular one was perfectly seasoned. Hubby ordered it and raved about it also. Very large portion with fab frites! He mentioned that we could probably have split a serving to which I quickly replied - no way would I share any! Nice wine list also so a hit all around. Great outdoor patio which was nice.
6. Le Soleil Brille pour Tout Le Monde
Overall Ratings
4 based on 468 reviews
Reviewed By BabyboomerCalgary
It seems that this restaurant is popular with both locals and tourists. It takes reservations but once again, we walked up at 7:00 pm and they found us a table. Gallette (buckwheat savoury crepe), plat du jour (fish gratin with vegetables) a green salad to share, a bottle of red wine and coffee for under E50. The food was very tasty, the waitress was just about run off her feet attending to the full restaurant but she still stayed cheerful.
5. le bistrot de meme
Overall Ratings
4 based on 814 reviews
Reviewed By AlisonJCowan
I visited this restaurant with 30 friends aged 40-85 on a busy Saturday night. I have eaten in restaurants all over the world, and this ranks amongst the most unusual. Crucially, the food was good, but the overall experience will not be to everyone's taste. Here is my usual, balanced review and top tips.Here's what we liked:The food was good and that has to be the main thing about a night in a restaurant. I had lamb hotpot, and the meat was tender and the vegetables full of flavour. Not everyone in our large party loved their meal, but keeping 30 people happy is a very difficult task. The service was quick, the wine tasty and as there were not only 30 of us, but also other diners, all of whom sat down for the first sitting within half an hour, I was amazed that the kitchen coped well. It's also worth mentioning that the meal wasn't expensive.Here's what we didn't like / what others might not like and the bizarre bits:The name of the restaurant translates into 'Granny's kitchen'. The restaurant is long and narrow, with football or rugby shirts hanging from various washing lines across the ceiling. The waiters are dressed in Crocs, housecoats and black berets - British readers: think Mrs. Brown (from Mrs. Brown's Boys) with a beret instead of a wig. Very strange! We couldn't work out the significance of the rugby/football shirts at all.The lighting was like Saturday Night Fever and once the restaurant filled up the music was also turned up. The older members of our party enjoyed the French music from the '50s and '60s, but found it too loud to make conversation comfortable when combined with the noise of chatter from the diners.The menus are stuck into the front pages of 1970s annuals, so once you have chosen your food you have some entertainment. However, the menus are a nightmare unless you are a native French speaker. I speak fluent French and still struggled to understand them as they include colloquialisms and expressions native to the region and duck was written as 'quack quack'. My top tips are:Go if you have a native French speaker to translate the challenging menu and if you like a quirky, unusual dining experience. If you prefer something more mainstream, go somewhere else.
4. Le Bistrot d'La Chaine
Overall Ratings
4 based on 462 reviews
Cuisine traditionnel et française réalisée à partir de produits frais. Accueil et ambiance chaleureuse.
Reviewed By manfromkent123
Dish arrived that we didn't order. Owner was rude and became very aggressive. Resulting disagreement over the bill became very unpleasant and spoilt our stay in La Rochelle. Recommend avoid.De mauvaise foi et malhonnêtes !!votre commentaire est infondé dans le seul but de provoquer un désaccord pour ne pas payer votre addition.je résume aux futurs lecteurs que le passage de ces personnes ont quitté mon établissement sans régler leur addition pour soit disant un erreur de commande de dessert.Ayant consommés vin et plats pour une note de près de 70⬠je ne peux pas me permettre de laisser cette pratique s'installer. j'ai dû leur courir après jusqu'à leur hôtel, contacter d'urgence la police et les forcer de revenir à mon restaurant pour régler la note. Ce client dans l'intention volontaire de faire fuir des clients potentiels hurlait devant mon entrée "c'est pas bon ici!!" alors que précédemment ces clients malhonnêtes nous ont félicités pour le plat qu'ils avaient commandé et dégusté.Cette pratique cher manfromkent123 est intolérable et passible de poursuites car nous avons recueilli plusieurs témoignages avec photos et avis à l'appui.Vous êtes,à votre âge avancé, certainement pas l'exemple à donner aux futures générations!C'est peut être une coutume dans votre façon de vivre mais pas dans mon restaurant.au plaisir de ne plus jamais vous revoir et je rajouterai: "tel est pris qui croyait prendre"Que ça vous serve de leçon même à votre âge.
3. Cafe Coulisses
Overall Ratings
4 based on 192 reviews
Reviewed By WestMidlandsLizzy
La Rochelle is a fascinating place to wonder round, lots of interesting architecture. But feeling footsore and only wanting a light lunch we came upon Cafe Coulisses.Just what we were looking for. I had a croque monsieur with a very nice glass of rose and my husband an omelette. We both enjoyed our meals and the service was efficient and friendly.
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2. Le Boute en Train
Overall Ratings
4 based on 337 reviews
Reviewed By anthonygL5915SC
This is quite a well regarded restaurant in town so we went with high expectations, and were not disappointed. The service was very professional and attentive, and the restaurant clean and tidy. The food was amazing, the Chef has obviously had formal training as it is highlighted in the tastes and presentations of the dishes. We will be back for sure.
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1. Au Steak House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 313 reviews
Reviewed By david s
Been there table of 7, 3 adults, 4 children.Sat outside and it was perfect. The owner is very friendly (in a French way of being friendly) and the food was delicious. Wine selection is decent. Definitely a spot you would consider if you want to avoid crowded areas of la rochelle.
