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Where to eat European food in Orsay: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Reviews on European food in Orsay, France including Chez Camille, Le Gramophone, La Cabane, L'Atelier Gourmand, La Grange de la Vallee, Les Saveurs sauvages, La Petite Forge, La Ferme des Gascons, La Fontaine, La Boucherie
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10. La Boucherie
Overall Ratings
3 based on 192 reviews
Reviewed By Mr_Joanna
If you want to eat someting in Les Ulis - it's the best option. Expensive - but still reasonable in comparison to other restaurants in this awful place...Hello,Thank you very much for taking the time to write a review. We are really glad that you enjoyed your meal. We will love welcoming you again. With kind regards,Team La Boucherie Les Ulis
9. La Fontaine
Overall Ratings
4 based on 186 reviews
Reviewed By TSinParis
We paid 84 euro for two: two courses each, one half bottle of wine. I had dried out duck liver on a dried out blini on some kind of pumpkin puree to start followed by three scallops and one very small piece of salmon as a main course. It was one of the worst meals I have eaten in a long time. And 84 euro for two for such poor quality - I will be writing a letter of complaint directly to the restaurant. We are local in the area and ahve tried most all the restaurants in St Quentin en Yvelines. This is one that we will NEVER go back to. The only positive was the service.
8. La Ferme des Gascons
Overall Ratings
3 based on 302 reviews
Reviewed By Nicoc
Tucked away in the middle of an industrial zone, La Ferme des Gascons offers no surprises: very good food, professional service and a nice environment. ideal for business dinners and groups. If anything, a bit expensive. Recommended.
7. La Petite Forge
Overall Ratings
4 based on 249 reviews
Reviewed By NickCarolHugo
We were visiting the Golf Shop in the village and saw the restaurant opposite. We could not get a table outside ( it was very hot) however the helpful waitress found us a nice cool table inside. The lunch was 15 euros for three courses. It was excellent value for money.
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6. Les Saveurs sauvages
Overall Ratings
4 based on 233 reviews
Reviewed By Joseph F
We have tried most restaurants around Gif sur Yvette area and we are convinced that " Les Saveurs Sauvages" is our favourite. We have been here a few times already, and this particular evening meal was the best one.We enjoyed the tastefully arranged dishes, food were delicious & outstanding. The services efficient & waitresses were very cordial. We definitely recommend this restaurant.
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5. La Grange de la Vallee
Overall Ratings
4 based on 201 reviews
Reviewed By Linda L
I usually don't review restaurants if I've only been there once but this little restaurant seemed a real jewel. My friends and I had tried several close by but we had no reservations and it was a busy night. This restaurant happily accommodated us at the last minute and the food was excellent. Certainly give them a try when you're in the area.
4. L'Atelier Gourmand
Overall Ratings
4 based on 210 reviews
Reviewed By JoelLeclair
The restaurant is located in the farmyard of a small village 25 kms south of Paris, famous for its castle and where they celebrate twice a year a plant festival.Tasteful environment and warm welcomeWe started with lobster in small slices with violet potatoes and citrus bed; main course was "pata negra" pork chop that was absolutely soft and delicious, and suckling lamb with season vegetables and gratin dauphinois; the lamb was excellent and melted in the mouth. For the main courses, we would have appreciated to have the pork and lamb served on warm plates to maintain the dish warmer.We then took home made lemon meringue pie with green lemon sorbet, and it was very good, but maybe too sweet.Good advice as regard the choice of wine (Vin de Loire). Definitely a place where we will go again in summer on their beautiful terrace.
3. La Cabane
Overall Ratings
4 based on 779 reviews
Reviewed By bronaldsfr
Arriving to that place .. if you notice that the parking is full .. don t be afraid .. you could park in the street across .. and be sure that's a great sign, that the restaurant is great as well.We had a very nice meal .. a French Fondue with Savoir Cheese .. it s absolutely yummy.. and not to forget the "Roule au Fromage" "Cheese rolls" just for the welcome .. amazing taste .. don t forget to get some nice wine from Savoie as well ..!A last thing guys before I finish, people are great as well, they are so friendly and happy to serve you and help you as much needed.really a great experience ;-)
2. Le Gramophone
Overall Ratings
4 based on 234 reviews
Reviewed By Carla M
I'm an Italian researcher and I've been here just yesterday with some friends, after several suggestions. The expectation were quite satisfied! The place is not fancy but very friendly and comfortable, and the ambience is enriched by the jazz music and the particular decorations all around. The restaurant doesn't seem to have a fixed menu, but the dishes are quite particular and the portions are not so bad, you can easily be satisfied maybe also with just the starter "entrée". The waiters speak a bit of English and they have been happy to explain us the menu. They offer also a huge list of cocktails, that you can appreciate in the terrace during summer or in the upstairs bar. Jazz concerts in several days are one of the attractions. Personally I think it's a perfect place to hang around with friends and music and drinks, but also nice to eat something time to time.
1. Chez Camille
Overall Ratings
4 based on 166 reviews
Reviewed By Mark F
Staff were very nice, menu was a little limited but then this is more of a bar than a restaurant and the food that there was, was very nice. I had the steak hachee and chips. The chips deserve special mention as they must have been cooked in something that gave them a unique, quite moreish taste. Staff were very helpful in anyway needed (a charger for a phone, clearing a space to change a baby) as we were there as a group of three adults and two babies seeing a friend who has recently moved from Australia.
