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Where to eat French food in Fronsac: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Reviews on French food in Fronsac, France including Chez Remi, Le Bord d'Eau, Le Saillans, Cosy Tourny, Le Bistrot Maritime, La Plancha d'Olive, Tendances Bretonnes, L'Art Des Mets, Hotel Restaurant La Tour du Vieux Port, Grill d'etrier
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10. Grill d'etrier
Overall Ratings
4 based on 122 reviews
Reviewed By WotsisName99
Exceeded expectations in all ways....tried the Sot l'ye Laisse last night...not bad but well below this place. Confit de canard , agneau , brûlée , salad gesiers ....plus some well chosen , tasty veg ( unusual for France ) and Cote de Castillion red...equal to a v good St Emilion. Also a large open wood fire which was actually used for some of the dishes. Will return soon as possible.
9. Hotel Restaurant La Tour du Vieux Port
Overall Ratings
4 based on 201 reviews
Reviewed By dsc815
Ordered the set lunch menu for 18 EUR and was impressed with the presentation and fresh ingredients. Highlight was the fish which was accompanied with potatoes, leeks, and parsnip. The squash soup was also well executed, the fruit tart was simple and light - not exactly my taste (would have preferred more fruit).Certainly would try for dinner if I return to the area!
8. L'Art Des Mets
Overall Ratings
4 based on 119 reviews
Reviewed By Georges V
The sea food is absolutely fresh and very tasty.Well prepared and excellent service.I recommend "Plateau de fruits de mer royal" wich is absolutely fabulous. You need to be a fan of raw shellfish: mussels and other shellfish.The lobster is grilled. The protions are big so don't order a starter, it is all in one!A very small wine menu, but at low prices.
7. Tendances Bretonnes
Overall Ratings
4 based on 95 reviews
Reviewed By eurotrippers
This place is Tendances Bretonnes a.k.a. Chez Nous. There is nothing to do in Libourne so it appears in no guide books, but should you find yourself there for a few hours, do visit this creperie. They produce excellently cooked galettes served by pleasant staff. you can sit outside in an unremarkable but quaint terrace and use the cleanest toilets in the Bordeaux region.
6. La Plancha d'Olive
Overall Ratings
4 based on 240 reviews
Reviewed By Kevin S
Really friendly owner. Spoke very good English and very helpful.We must have still been there 1 hour after closing and were never hurried. In fact he tried to make us stay for another complimentary Armagnac.Very interesting choice of salads. Had tremendous chicken supreme. Very generous portion sizes meant that I had no room for desert. Really nice dining room and a great Syrah wine, apparently recommended by the President of his wine club. I will definitely return.
5. Le Bistrot Maritime
Overall Ratings
4 based on 268 reviews
Reviewed By LePatioDordogne
Four of us ate here for lunch and it was fabulous!Lovely setting near the river, great menu choice including a wonderful vegetarian plat which was delicious.The prices are very reasonable, Plat du Jour is only â¬10.I would highly recommend eating here, worth booking.
4. Cosy Tourny
Overall Ratings
4 based on 415 reviews
Close to Saint-Emilion and Pomerol on the aisles of Libourne, Cosy Tourny is a haven of peace where the decoration combines authenticity and contemporary, garden terrace , ingredients to share a moment of pleasure.
Reviewed By LestinFrance
We had dinner here tonight which was excellent value for the quality of the food and the setting, we ate out in the garden area. Excellent service, very friendly yet still professional. Were going to have a white wine, small selection very reasonably priced, but decided on a supurb red which was worth every euro of the price - wonderful wine. We couldn't drink it all, driving unfortunately, but they were happy to put the cork back so we could take it away and even put it into a special wine carrying bag - great touch.Will look forward to coming back here again.
3. Le Saillans
Overall Ratings
5 based on 264 reviews
Reviewed By Eiluj R
We ate at the Saillans following a recommendation from a local. The setting is absolutely perfect: quiet village, lovely shaded terrace, welcoming hosts. The table dâhôte is fresh, varied and of great quality at a reasonable price. My cold beet soup was incredible. Presentation was wonderful. Many wines from the region to enjoy. If I lived in the area, I would probably eat at this restaurant every week!
2. Le Bord d'Eau
Overall Ratings
4 based on 313 reviews
Reviewed By 896katiep
The food was tasty, service was quite good but everything else left a lot to be desired. On approaching the restaurant it appeared like a deserted summer camp. No effort to make the restaurant look appealing.The decor is stuck in the 80âs. With a revamp, this restaurant could be fabulous. Somebody who works locally said they donât mind not being appealing. So it appears!!
1. Chez Remi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 327 reviews
Reviewed By Fearless401554
Very nice restaurant, domestic food and always delicious...portions are quite big, but there is also a few things for someone who is not much hungry .Atmosphere always very pleasant and relaxing. During the summer, there is nice terrace with lovely view on the river Dordogne. The prices are absolutely acceptable.
