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Where to eat French food in Saint-Martin-d'Heres: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Reviews on French food in Saint-Martin-d'Heres, France including Au Loft Bar-Restaurant Bio, L'endroit, Et Si, Le Cote, La Table Du 20, L'Hambourgeois, Le Marie Margaux, Le Cafe Du Marais, Le Rousseau, Une Semaine Sur Deux
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10. Une Semaine Sur Deux
Overall Ratings
4 based on 788 reviews
Bonjour, le restaurant est ouvert tout les midis et Soir du Lundi au Samedi. Nous travaillons exclusivement des produits frais, de saison et au maximun locaux. A bientôt !
Reviewed By Jean-Francois P
Went there last weekend for dinner with American friends. An ideal place in the center of Grenoble. Staff was friendly and understood English! Food is good and not too expensive. The place is not big, but has a charming atmosphere. Would definitely recommend if you visit Grenoble!
9. Le Rousseau
Overall Ratings
4 based on 185 reviews
We will offer you a young and dynamic cuisine season, but of course all homemade with fresh products. Rousseau is the story of two lovers, who embark on the adventure of sharing. Sharing a kitchen value through passionate producers. A wine list worked for
Reviewed By FrancophoneTraveler
The service was great and so was the food. I recommend the "plat du jour" because that's what the chef feels like cooking that day! The desserts are a work of art, and are quite tasty, too. An enjoyable experience!Thank you so much for your TripAdvisor comment, see you soon Elie & Hugo
8. Le Cafe Du Marais
Overall Ratings
4 based on 378 reviews
Reviewed By Ben B
It is so hot in Grenoble, a heatwave! We couldn't venture out until 8pm in search of dinner. When we did, we found this restaurant a couple blocks from the riverfront and Jardin de Ville. There were people on the patio, and a quick peek at TripAdvisor gave positive vibes too, so in we went. We were luck that we did -- this restaurant was perfect, just what we needed. A broad-ranging menu, friendly and helpful service, and delicious, unpretentious food in generous proportions. The duck confit was absolutely outstanding, even though we shouldn't have asked for it to be cooked "medium plus" (settle for medium, people). It was also a great spot for people-watching, as the heat drove them toward the riverfront and the old city. It has an extensive dessert menu too -- we shared the raspberry tiramisu, which, like Le Cafe de Marais itself, is absolutely recommended. In fact, we might go back for lunch in fact.
7. Le Marie Margaux
Overall Ratings
4 based on 341 reviews
The Margaux Marie welcomes you for lunch from Tuesday to Sunday and dinner from Wednesday to Saturday. Specializing in fish, bass, monkfish, Saint-Jacques, turbot; meat lovers are not forgotten: foie gras, duck, lamb, beef tenderloin regularly to our map.
Reviewed By awayagainBen
Quite a small restaurant which specializes in fish dishes. I speak very little french and couldn't understand the menu. The waitress only spoke a little English but was very helpful and I finally understood what was on offer.As I didnt order a starter she brought me a complimentary celery soup while I waited which was very nice.A very tastefully decorated restaurant which I imagine is frequented mainly by locals.My main course of scallops was delicious.Would recommend this restaurant.
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6. L'Hambourgeois
Overall Ratings
4 based on 286 reviews
Reviewed By roman_lily
Tasty and delicious burger served with soft fries..Please, make them more crunchy!It's really a shame that they do not match with the goodness of the burger!I also liked a lot the soft drinks: natural pear juice like the ones my grandmother used to prepare! No artificial colorants or other stuff: only fruits and water. It was soooo good!
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5. La Table Du 20
Overall Ratings
4 based on 465 reviews
Reviewed By Aleta T
This restaurant is a bit outside of the Grenoble city center and next to a hotel, which means PARKING is easy ! There is a also the C4 bus line which passes just in front if you don't have a car. The atmosphere is pleasant and cozy inside. The wait staff is very attentive. We had a group of 7 for a work dinner. There were several other groups there as well, but you didn't notice it because the staff managed the big groups without missing a step ! The food was delicious. I had the Noix St Jacques which was more like a soup - with scallops and other vegetables in a broth. Rare to find such a soup in France, they are mostly Veloute (creamed vegetables / ingredients). This place is very popular for lunch so it's best to book !
4. Le Cote
Overall Ratings
4 based on 423 reviews
Reviewed By Tao W
Simply the best! One will be so lucky to be able to have a meal here. It's Monday night, I arrived first. Watching the rain outside makes everything so romantic. The food is amazingly delicious. I will come back to Grenoble just for this restaurant.
3. Et Si
Overall Ratings
4 based on 277 reviews
Reviewed By Anna12Grenoble
Et Si has a new chef, and itâs even better! Nothing compares to the exquisite dishes served : delicate, tasty, beautiful. The service hasnât changed and is wonderful, no fuss! The place feels homey. My heart and my stomach belong here!bonjour Anna12 Grenoble merci pour votre avis nous espérons rester votre favori cordialement Maïwenn et Christian
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2. L'endroit
Overall Ratings
4 based on 228 reviews
Reviewed By VLEUS
After reading the reviews on Tripadvisor, we went to this restaurant hoping to have a good diner. Our feelings were mixed. The servers were extremely nice, very professionals; they even invited us to a limoncello. The food, on the other side, was not so good. Our first choice was the Tarte Tatin with escalope de foie gras. It was ok, but not great. The foie gras could definitely have been better.After that, we asked for the Pavé de saumon and the Suprême de pintade à la crème de morilles. Again, nothing memorable. The pintade was not cooked enough, so the flesh was tough, and the salmon was just plain. Both had little raviolis as side dish, something unusual but, it seems, a tradition in Grenoble.The dessert was good: little portions of tiramisu, crème brulée and mi-cuit au chocolat.We paid 56 euros for the food (drinks not included). We are not sure if we will be back again.
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1. Au Loft Bar-Restaurant Bio
Reviewed By jennyr856
Une cuisine saine, bio : que demander de plus ? Les portions peuvent cependant paraître un peu maigres pour de gros mangeurs, mais tout était très bon. Option sans gluten appréciable ! Un accueil sympathique est de plus à noter.
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