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What to do and see in France, France: The Best Coffeehouses
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Restaurants in France
1. Deli'
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 397 reviews
Tasting of : Olive Oil and vinegar made in Nice- FRANCE Wine from Nice & Provence Delicatessen flavors and Souvenirs from Provence and Mediterranee; Salad Bar ; Pub
Reviewed By Patriciabrm - Nuremberg, Germany
We ordered the jamon with goat cheese sandwich and another one with chicken and emmental cheese. Both were huge, each 7€ and absolutely delicious! The restaurant itself is lovely as well. Great place to sit down after going up hill, take a snack and a wine!
2. La Balade Gourmande
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 14 reviews
La Balade Gourmande is a fine grocery store located in the historic centre of Tours. Created in 2010, it offers the most beautiful and largest collection of gastronomic products in the Loire Valley listed in the regional culinary inventory. It also hosts the 3rd Bean to Bar chocolate cellar in France, with more than fifteen international chocolatiers represented.
3. Le Troquet des Glaces
4. Le Troubadour
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 69 reviews
5. La Cave de Montreuil
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 33 reviews
A friendly wine, beer and spirits shop owned and run by Passionate owners Olivier and Belinda who personally choose their selection to provide a large range of quality products with low prices. A wide selection from everyday wines to Grand Cru, and with over 100 champagnes, 200 whiskies and Rums, Gins, spirits, beers, we have something for all tastes and budgets.English and French spoken.
Reviewed By AdamB408 - Ardres, France
We were a little early for dinner and wandering around town found this place. It is superbly stocked with wines and spirits, priced from the affordable to “oh my!” The bar seating is scattered around the shop in small, warm, clusters, allowing people to have a drink and a nibble on some lovely snacks, with friends or family, while allowing the casual shopper to pop in to purchase a bottle or two for the weekend. The owner was very attentive, and even forgave me my dreadful French, providing me with a glass of delicious red wine, which I could have topped up several times had we the time. The whole experience was set off by some quiet jazz music, in no way intrusive, rather turning it from a shop, to somewhere to relax and spend some time. If you are in town, find time to pop in and have a wine, or two!
6. Le Waf
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 215 reviews
Le Waf is the first dog cafe in Europe -a place where you can have a cup of tea and a muffin surrounded with previously abandoned dogs.
Reviewed By thegreen24 - Birmingham, United Kingdom
Great place, friendly dogs even beans the barking beagle €5 entry including free coffee and cereal €3 extra for a hot chocolate We came across this place completely by accident and I had to go back the next day for a visit Loved it even though the hot chocolate was very disappointing Wish they’d have offered me a beer ???? All in all glad we went
7. Le Shalala
8. L'Embellie, librairie-salon de the
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 12 reviews
9. Cave a Vins & Bar a Vins
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 10 reviews
10. Cafe Cine
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 12 reviews
The Café Ciné, coffee in theme friendly and atypical new on Montpellier (street of the aiguillerie ) wait for you from Tuesday to Saturday from 10 am till 01 am!!! Good Belgian beers in bottles and in the pressure, the good wines of Languedoc and not that, good Italian coffee Malongo, good apéritifs with tapas, and very good-humored!!
