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Find out what French restaurants to try in Seville including Ducky Cafe Seville, L'Auberge, Dominique Portet
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1. Ducky Cafe Seville
At the heart of Yarra Valley, Ducky Café is a brand new coffee shop located in Seville 3139 VIC. We serve a range of espresso drinks, full of blended best aroma bean coffee and best sandwiches breakfast for you to stop by. Exceptional services and we are
Reviewed By Food-lover747
Four of us went to the Ducky Cafe for a late breakfast. The trip advisor reviews looked promising and I was optimistic. But in the end the Ducky Cafe is just another very average cafe. I'm not sure where all the "Excellent" reviews are coming from. Maybe there's just no competition in Seville, or the locals just aren't that discerning. On the positive side the service was very cheerful and accomodating, the delivery of the food was prompt, and the prices were bargain basement (maybe that's the main attraction of this place). But in the end its all about the quality of the food and the meals were disappointing.
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2. L'Auberge
Overall Ratings
4 based on 52 reviews
Reviewed By KeithF1181
Food was well presented and was very tasty. Pate plate for entree which was quite a large serving and cheese/ham/asparagus crepes for main course. The French pastries looked delicious so we bought some to take home for later. They were as delicious as they looked. On arrival we were advised there was a party group being catered for and that there may be a delay of up to 39 minutes for us. This delay did not concern us but we were pleased when our orders were taken within 5 minutes and served about 10 minutes later. The waiter was very helpful and efficient. Overall, a good experience and highly recommended.
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3. Dominique Portet
Overall Ratings
4 based on 51 reviews
Reviewed By Outback1980
This used to be our absolute favourite winery in the region. Beautiful spot, pleasant lunch menu, lovely little tasting room. They seem to have been undergoing some kind of bizarre rebranding over the past year where they are marketing more towards drunk 18 year olds. Every time we have visited over 2018 itâs been a little less nice, a little cheaper looking, and a little less pleasant. This last time, there was a lunch hens party with a lady throwing up in the rubbish bin at the entrance to the tasting room, next to several tables of lunch patrons. The menus have been replaced with these oversized poorly formatted pieces of paper that look like they were designed by an 8 year old. The food and service are still excellent, but it seems they would prefer busses full of young drunk people to any other customers. We wonât be back.
