Location: Tours
Top Restaurants in Tours
Where to Eat in Tours: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Tours in France, from Europe region, is best know for Outdoor Seating. Discover best restaurants in Tours with beautiful photos and great reviews from traveller around the world here!
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1. L'Atelier Gourmand
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 688 reviews
Reviewed By Giovanni_M189400 - Athens, Greece
I arrived at the restaurant without reservation, but being alone I thought I might be able to find place anyway. I am informed that there is no place available, even though the restaurant is empty at the very same moment. Clearly I was hoping better, anyway I looked around and with sarcastic face I left. The owner followed me on the street and yelled at me, accusing me of not beliving him. While I was just upset that he didn't come half way, offeing me to sit me, under the condition I would be quick to eat.
Anyway after I was defined unpolite for not saying hallo, on the public street in front of everybody, we parted ways, since I was not allowed to expose my point of view.
If you look for sincere care, don't go here, they are just interested by your money.... if you reserved ! :-)
2. La Maison des Halles
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 711 reviews
Reviewed By Geraud05 - France
Wine menu: great and correct prices
Staff : they are professional, they know all about the menu and they are really nice.
The place : nice dining room, little bit too small but it's maybe better like that.
The food... speechless!!! Why this restaurant doesn't have a star??
The quality of the food is almost perfect. The red meat is cooked perfectly.
They prepared a special dessert on my late request to celebrate my friend birthday.
To sum up great staff great cuisine great place and amazing food.
Do not hesitate. BOOK YOUR TABLE!
3. L'Ardoise
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 122 reviews
Reviewed By Onewheeler - Gloucestershire
A small resto away from the main tourist traps, only open a few evenings of the week and most lunchtimes.
The menu is short, but well chosen and the standard of cooking was very good indeed. Decent wine list by bottle or carafe, charming service. Very reasonable prices too. Highly recommended.
4. Le Saint Honore
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 211 reviews
Reviewed By John B - Cheltenham, United Kingdom
We were on our first stopover in France and chose this restaurant as being within an easy walk from were we were staying. Not an easy place to find and it took a couple of detours to get there. Make sure you have clear directions! Well worth the visit, not cheap but an excellent meal; mind you my partner had the foie gras starter to die for! Traditional French Bistro dining, a Michelin bib gourmande. Good menu choice for all tastes.The food was freshly prepared, the vegetables being particular tasty and cooked to perfection. No soggy veg that had been cooked several hours earlier here! Gorgeous french cheeses. Don't rush the experience, enjoy the atmosphere and attentive service. Wine menu inevitably on the expensive side but there are good reasonably priced wines on the list.
5. Casse-Cailloux
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 169 reviews
Reviewed By roberto z - Washington DC, District of Columbia
We spent an excellent evening in a cold night in this nicely decorated, intimate, just a few tables, easy to make conversation restaurant. The kitchen is exceptional, there is creativity without falling into artifices. It is solid traditional French cooking, yet surprising by its originality and experiments. The service is friendly and efficient. A place we would like to return to.
6. La Roche Le Roy
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 537 reviews
Reviewed By Moshe D - Tel Aviv District, Israel
We tried three Michelin starred restaurants in three consecutive evenings. Probably not smart and this was the 3rd one.
Everything was good. The place was marvelous, perfect and beautiful surrounding. Really!
Service was great. Really really great. Close to perfection.
The pricing was... reasonable... given a Michelin star.
But... the food, yes everything was really good... but nothing amazing... not even one thing.
So...
7. Bagels and coffees
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 175 reviews
Reviewed By BillYTO - Toronto, Ontario
This place was truly a little gem, at least for this Canadian living abroad.
The staff were very friendly and it has a great atmosphere. It's a great place to stop off for something quick to take away or enjoy on the spot. The bagel was very fresh and a great selection of fixings. Same with the cappuccino...great tasting and a variety of sizes. This on top of being very reasonably priced! Less than €8 for a bagel with Parma ham and cream cheese and a large cappuccino.
I highly recommend this place, especially if you are missing a taste of home.
8. Vanne
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 206 reviews
Merci de vos fidélités toujours. A partir de la rentrée 2017, nous ne faisons que le service 'PLAT A EMPORTER'. Merci de vos compréhensions.
Reviewed By StanleyandPandora - Singapore, Singapore
Took TA advice and visited Vanne in Tour. Excellent service and great food at reasonable price.
It is a good Korean restaurant even for an Asian. My wife and I ordered the squid, beef B-B-Bok (a hot pot rice, remember to mix the source with the rice), the beef soup and the desert pancake to share. We really liked the squid (sweet & sour), the beef soup and the pancake. The B-B-Bok is good as well and at similar quality as in Asia.
Will give a thumbs up for something different from French meals...
9. Nobuki
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 305 reviews
Reviewed By mel1637 - Tours, France
Only open lunchtime and friday evenings so book way in advance for an evening! Nothing to fault, the decor and atmosphere is authentic, service is flawless and the food was really lovely. Fusion between french and japanese ingredients and cooking techniques. Wine was good too. Minimum price is 38 euros a head for starter main and dessert, you can't have anything less. Would go back again for a special occasion.
10. La Cave Se Rebiffe
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 420 reviews
Reviewed By fabsnake - Perth, Australia
Went here mainly to try some wines, was not disappointed.
Triplets of wines offered for tasting - 1 French, 2 non-French - the night I was there the selections were chardonnay, sauvignon blanc, syrah, pinot noir. I went for the chardonnay & syrah, asked them not to tell me which was which in the flights so I could try to pick the French one & guess the others!
Hopeless I was for chardonnays, picked a Californian as French as it was so different from the other 2. No idea the other was a kiwi. Disappointed I couldn't pick a premiere cru Bourgogne blanc.....At least I managed to pick the Côte de Rhônes from the Aussie Hunter shiraz & the Sth African.
Just had a charcuterie platter to eat which was fine and went well with wines.
Good place to go for the oenophiles, perhaps I should have tried more Loire wines but they weren't part of the tasting flights.
