Location: Amiens
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Where to eat European food in Amiens: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Discover Restaurants offering the best European food in Amiens, Hauts-de-France, France. French Land Register data, which excludes lakes, ponds, glaciers > 1 km (0.386 sq mi or 247 acres) and river estuaries.
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10. Brasserie Jules
Overall Ratings
4 based on 992 reviews
Reviewed By 10Orchard
This restaurant is business like and I would say more expensive than other places we have eaten in Amiens. The service is efficient. you are offered menus in English and French. it is busy so i would recommend a reservation. Whatever your preferred language, seafood is the thing! i like fish so i chose tuna basquaise which was seared tuna steak with tomato sauce and tagliatelle. it could have been hotter but the steak was cooked perfectly. the pave of beef was also perfectly cooked, served with a huge bowl of stringy chips which were piping hot. The creme caramel was delicious but i would not chose the cafe gourmand again - cold rice pudding, cold apple crumble and a tiny sponge cake wasnt gourmandise enough for me. the wine list is extensive, so you should find something to suit your tastes.
9. les bouchees doubles
Overall Ratings
4 based on 465 reviews
Les bouchées doubles, c'est avant tout l'histoire d'une famille de bouchers, depuis 80 ans, passionnés de la viande de qualité. Nous vous proposons exclusivement des races à viande sélectionnée. Nous sommes également spécialisés dans la maturation des plu
Reviewed By Patricia G
As a solo female traveller, I was well received--a table even reserved for me when I enquired earlier about dinner. I chose one of the special menus one offer which featured delicious cuisine bourgeoise and was a real bargain in the quality and variety of wines selected by the glass to accompany each course. The service was attentive and friendly without being obtrusive. Obviously popular among locals--regular customers were being greeted but the warm welcome extended to passing strangers too.
8. Les Orfevres
Overall Ratings
4 based on 448 reviews
This Goldsmith of eating well regales us with seasonal dishes where the palette of flavors and colors, contrasting textures, the accuracy of firings are hit the mark of excellence
Reviewed By Hiranya B
We had high expectations of this restaurant. Foodwise it was indeed worthwile. But for us the wines, service and price quality are also important. Service was polite. The waitresses were very young and at times a bit inexperienced. But that did not matter. We all had to learn at some point in life isn't it? With each course we had accompanying wines.And that was not a succes. The wines were dissapointing. Considering the fact that the glasses were filled with almost nothing it was also very much overpriced. Don't get us wrong. We don't want to walk away half drunk but this was ridiculous. Our 4 course meal was accompanied by 4 glasses that in total came down at barely more than 1 glass! The bill: 200 euros. So if you want to dine here just order a bottle to your liking. You will enjoy it more and have more.
7. leu duo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 615 reviews
Reviewed By FattyLondon
Tasty bouche gueules - my starter seemed to be the only dish homemade with the main except that my veal was full of nerves - the deserts were all from a pack and microwaved (could here the beeps from the microwave on full blast when everyone had reached to the desert), with pineapple from a tin - The new waitress was wearing trainers and the owner was wearing jeans -
6. Ail des Ours
Overall Ratings
4 based on 256 reviews
Reviewed By David R
We chose this place specifically for the excellent food reviews and food quality...and, no disappointments on that front. The two young chefs ensure the attention to details and food quality are first class by having a very limited table d'hote menu with you only choice is between a meat or fish main course. The wine list is OK but could have better descriptions of the grape varietals to assist choices. Despite the very excellent food quality there is little to no ambience in this 30 seat establishment and almost zero interaction between the very efficient and very busy maitre d' / host / waiter, a few smiles and some engagement would go a very long way, but there was none, and yes he was very busy...but.....same goes for the young chef / owners who have designed this place with a very open kitchen so you see all the preparation but there's no engagement with customers before, during or after service, no-one enquires to your enjoyment, satisfaction or seeks your feedback....is this a lack of interest, youth indifference or arrogance...it's hard to say but as soon as service was finished chefs changed clothes, cleaned up and departed without so much as a single word to a single customer. Restaurants are about more than just the food and more about the experience. We had a very good meal in good company but it could have been so much more!
5. Big Ben
Overall Ratings
4 based on 310 reviews
At the heart of the city, just steps from the St Leu district and overlooked by the outstanding Notre Dame Cathedral at the foot of which he snorts merrily, the BIG BEN Restaurant - French Bistro offers a fully developed onsite kitchen, around fresh, seas
Reviewed By Mike R
Saw this restaurant had good reviews and specialised in steaks.We were not disappointed what a great meal and good value.Ben our host was very friendly and helped us through the menu.Service was quick and the steak was great with three homemade sauces chips and salad.Would recommend.Thank you very much ! See you soon maybe, Ben
4. La Table du Marais
Overall Ratings
4 based on 289 reviews
Reviewed By pipayne
I have visited the Table du Marais before and it is an excellent venue. This time I went there with a colleague to sample their good food which did not disappointThe ingrédients were high quality - the wine good if a little priceyThis venue is great in summer when you can sit on the terrace and look at the lakeThe service was also excellent with a bilingual waiter (who wanted to practice his English)
3. Les Marronniers
Overall Ratings
4 based on 484 reviews
Situated at the city-center of Amiens, not far from the cathedral, we welcome you for more than 30 years, to make you discover a generous and traditional cuisine with 3 dining room. The team proposes you, a cookingof type brasserie and of Semi-gastronomic
Reviewed By bruceclaassen
Found on tripadvisor, the exterior per the three reviews is a little nondescript but inside is cosy and smart. Very friendly service, even though we canât speak French, with an English menu to save translating their french one. Per other reviews, simple food done very well, the perfect meal to end a long day In the sun. Full of locals, well worth leaving the Old Town touristy area for.Thank you so much Sir for advice!It is alway a real pleasure for us To meet some English people and speak.See you !
2. Restaurant Osmoz
Overall Ratings
4 based on 785 reviews
Reviewed By Warthog01
We visited the Osmoz on our first night in France. We've recently been reading about French Restaurant standards heading south and this seemed to bear that evaluation out. Not much to say: mediocre food; spotty service and a significant staff attitude problem: As we left, one of them sneered "Your French is excellent." Well, Pierre, your restaurant isn't.
1. Les petits bonheurs
Overall Ratings
4 based on 200 reviews
Reviewed By SuzieLee71
This little restaurant is a good option for quick and reasonably priced dinner in Amiens. The menu is very simple and quite affordable. We chose a burger and an entrecote - both were very sizeable meals and we didn't any entrees or dessert. The waiter was really friendly and the other patrons appeared to be locals.
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