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Where to eat French food in Albert: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Best French restaurants nearby. Discover the best French food in Albert. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for French restaurants near you. including Hotel Restaurant de la Basilique, Le Corner's Pub, Hygge Cafe Brasserie, Auberge de la Vallee d'Ancre, Brasserie Les Coulisses, Hotel de la Paix Restaurant, Le Vintage Cafe, La Taverne Du Cochon Sale, The Poppy, La Petite Sirene
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10. La Petite Sirene
Overall Ratings
4 based on 14 reviews
Reviewed By peternR4276EZ
3 course Sunday lunch for â¬25 was good value, the service was friendly and the surroundings clean. If you are adventurous and can handle a limited menu this is a great place. Make sure you are hungry.
9. The Poppy
Overall Ratings
4 based on 116 reviews
Reviewed By Alastair C
We came across this great little cafe as we travelled the "Albert to Bapaume Road". Obviously the name designed to capture the battlefield visitor however the majority ov customers were locals the meus were truly cafe French, great value and great food. It turned out to be the nearest food place to our digs so became a regular for dinner with us slowly eating our way through their delicious menu! We would have visited yet again had they been open on the Saturday! We will return!
8. La Taverne Du Cochon Sale
Overall Ratings
4 based on 163 reviews
Reviewed By ColinS1951
We were here last in 2015 and the food , service and price were exceptional and nothing has changed.Amazing food prepared and presented to Michelin standards. I would urge anyone desiring good food and spectacular food presentation to visit this restaurant.A score of 4.5 stars is nearly perfect.
7. Le Vintage Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 20 reviews
Reviewed By DontgotoNIKA
Parked in the large car park and spotted this bijou restaurant on the corner of the street, so went in. Very welcoming and full of chatter, which is great in a French restaurant. Ordered plat du jour and very pleasant it was. Recommend
6. Hotel de la Paix Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 125 reviews
Reviewed By traveller1857
Our second choice for the evening meal but a good one. I had duck leg, my companion had a salad. Everything was very good. the waitress - likely the proprietress - was cheery and friendly. She spoke reasonable English and tolerated my tortured French. I would recommend. When you tour the Somme, you realize why there are so many hotel / restaurant / café of the peace.
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5. Brasserie Les Coulisses
Overall Ratings
4 based on 31 reviews
Reviewed By JuliaMWeymouth
We found this restaurant by chance and we're delighted with the welcome we received and the choice of food for lunch. The menu was carefully explained and there was a good choice of dishes including a vegetarian salad. The food was carefully prepared and delicious. The restaurant was obviously patronised by locals out to lunch, always a good sign.
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4. Auberge de la Vallee d'Ancre
Overall Ratings
4 based on 305 reviews
Reviewed By 747RichardC
We ate here as a group of 4 in late July 2017.The food is simply outstanding, Picardy dishes at their very best accompanied by very good and friendly service.A 5 course meal cost â¬29 per head (although some dishes had small supplements). Wine list is extensive and fairly priced.Reservations are essential and the restaurant only accepts reservations by telephone - basic French is required.The location of the restaurant is delightful - on the banks of the River Ancre, with resident peacocks in evidence.....Would recommend without a moments hesitation.
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3. Hygge Cafe Brasserie
Overall Ratings
4 based on 470 reviews
Reviewed By Canada27
Decided to eat here when we saw our B&B hosts enjoying a mid-day drink on the patio. If the locals like it, it must be worth a visit. We began with a cappuccino as we planned our day, but as evening arrived, we returned for a proper meal. Our servers, on both visits, spoke English which helped in placing our order. Although busy, service was quick and the meals came promptly. Plenty of variety on the menu too. The surrounding church and square add to the ambiance.
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2. Le Corner's Pub
Overall Ratings
4 based on 519 reviews
Reviewed By conrad57
Allways a warm welcome by inkeeper Yannick and his friendly staff. Food served even at late hour in the afternoon ( if informed about! ). French style but British oriented pub. French/European menu, but even something aside the normal menu can be ordered. Good choice if you taste the local beer of the North of France ( le Chti )! Value for money. It is a brasserie-restaurant French style, be aware it takes time to order and to get served, just relax and enjoy this special place with lots of flags remembering WW1 history. In here one can feel as " An Englishman in Albert! " and for some who have seen "Allo Allo", have a French-English talk with the inkeeper, he is allways ready for a joke and a laugh. If you don't speak French be aware that what you ask for is well understood in order to avoid misunderstandings.
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1. Hotel Restaurant de la Basilique
Overall Ratings
4 based on 292 reviews
L'hotel restaurant de la Basilique is located in the center of Albert, in the heart of the somme battlefieldwe are happy to welcome you, the authentic 10 rooms offer comfort and relaxation.The restaurant propose a regional and traditional cooking, and the
Reviewed By ColinMacmillan
We visited the 51st (Highland) Division monument at Beaumont Hamel nearby and read the previous glowing report of this restaurant. I can certainly add my wonderful experience to the excellent reports of this restaurant. We wanted to share the seafood starter with slight modification, so they served us a dozen crevettes in lieu of the specified mixture. We followed with omelettes, which is our preference, and they were very tasty. The wine and non-alcoholic options were fine. The other diners were mainly French and that, to me, reinforces the reputation of the establishment.
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