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Best European restaurants nearby. Discover the best European food in Ay. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for European restaurants near you. including Rotisserie Henri IV, La Grillade Gourmande, Chez Max, LUNCH TIME, Symbiose, le Theatre, La Cave a Champagne, Au petit fourneau, Les Berceaux, L'Oeil de Boeuf
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10. L'Oeil de Boeuf
Overall Ratings
4 based on 416 reviews
Reviewed By HotelfanNetherlands
An I really great experience from booking to paying and children friendly which you would not expect from such a restaurant. Food really good, free chocolate eggs for the kid and nice decoration. Only lowlight the not so tender entrecôte of my husband. Excellent!Bonjour, merci de votre visite. Au plaisir. Laurence
9. Les Berceaux
Overall Ratings
4 based on 514 reviews
Reviewed By tjoflinta
We had a set menu of 5 courses, the food was very good, but the service was not what i aspected for a star restaurant.They have much more to learn!
8. Au petit fourneau
Overall Ratings
4 based on 334 reviews
Traditional restaurant, home cooking, fresh produce, market menu. Menus available in English and Chinese.
Reviewed By MsSommelier
After reading a lot of Trip Advisor reviews, we decided to give this place a try on our last night in Epernay.We sat outside, in a forlorn looking patio behind the restaurant - really down at the heels. Dead plants, weeds, bird droppings, you get the picture. I kept thinking they could make it look so much nicer with little effort, but maybe they have no interest or need. There were several locals outside, too, not just tourists. It was a warm night, so inside with the oven wouldn't have been a good choice.Anyway, service was friendly and prompt (with iPad menu + pics in English, French and Chinese). Food was okay but nothing special but nothing wrong either. DH had one of their potato specialties - which he enjoyed. I had duck breast and green beans. Bottle of Macon Villages (very tasty and went well with the food), large bottle of Perrier. 65 Euros.
7. La Cave a Champagne
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1053 reviews
Reviewed By floatingworld_10
Called into this busy restaurant late on a Friday and they kept us a table for 9pm. The set menu for about 23 euros was superb. An excellent Pouilly Fumé was recommended to go with it. The service was helpful and friendly. Such a lovely and good value place.
6. le Theatre
Overall Ratings
4 based on 635 reviews
Reviewed By Harold B
Our lunch was extremely good, with generous portions. There are set menus or one can go off piste. Service and ambiance are very good, with professional service in a modern setting. The wine list is fantastic and had several independent small growers we wanted to try.
5. Symbiose
Overall Ratings
4 based on 123 reviews
Reviewed By Cindy M
we didn't make a reservation before getting to Epernay, but luckily were able to get in on a Sunday night before we left town. while the staff wasn't super fluent in English, and i'm not the best French speaking tourist, we managed to get through it, and even get some recommendations on wines. the food really is 5 star! beautiful presentations and flavors. i had a wonderful fish main and an inventive zucchini and crab starter. a great place for a bit of a dressy date night while your in Epernay, and it was an easy walk to our B&B on the Ave de Champagne.
4. LUNCH TIME
Overall Ratings
4 based on 104 reviews
Reviewed By MT5122013
Great little spot to pick up delicious picnic supplies. Service was friendly, prompt, and kindly willing to communicate in English. We had a smoked salmon sandwich and a veggie quiche with salad. This wasn't french gourmet cooking but it was a very satisfying lunch and definitely worth a stop if you need something quick, fresh, and yummy.
3. Chez Max
Overall Ratings
4 based on 927 reviews
We are a french traditional restaurant. We change our menus each week according seasons local products. You will be received by a team of professionals in a convivial ambiance without device nor spangle, in any simplicity and sincerity there. Bonjour, exc
Reviewed By ZahtevniGost
Max was recommended to us by the extremely freiendly owner of a major Champagne house. Great recommendation, we were back again two days later. Within walking distance from the very Epernay centre. Small, two-storey, traditional. Classical French approach of same restroom (one up, one down) for both sexes, but well kept. Nicely prepared tables.As for the service â the owner is truly unique in his love of his profession and love for his clients. His small team follows in his steps. Remarkable, if not always by the book. Nice wine list (clearly with well structured champagne list as the key item), friendly markups. Traditional cuisine with great oysters, nice snails, but the (mandatory!) house speciality is beef tartare, prepared at the table. Perhaps slightly too mild for my taste, but the entire show is unforgettable. All in all, a 12- on 1-20 scale.Not the best French restaurant I have ever been to, considering dishes served, but the one I shall certainly visit again when in Epernay. And a lovely memory. Merci, Max!
2. La Grillade Gourmande
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1190 reviews
Reviewed By Wellpastit
This was an amazing find. The menu is interesting, the service is first class and the food superb. We were met with the most genuinely warm welcome and the unfussy but efficient service meant we were able to enjoy some of the many dishes that are cooked on the oven fire in the restaurant. A thoroughly excellent experience. We'll be back - try and stop us!
1. Rotisserie Henri IV
Overall Ratings
4 based on 459 reviews
Reviewed By MsSommelier
You would almost miss this restaurant walking or driving by, hidden as it is away from the street, behind a tall stone wall.But walking through the portal, you arrive in a lovely setting in the courtyard garden (also inside seating). Warm, friendly service. We arrived about 20 min early for our reservation (our private Champagne tasting was quicker than we thought). Although they were not yet open, Madame let us take our choice of seats in the garden, brought us our wine and water right away and even brought us books on Champagne and the area to look at while we were waiting. (The staff was eating lunch outside when we got there, so it was clear the kitchen wasn't open for business yet.)Prompt order taking and food delivery. We had: Magret de canard (perfectly cooked med. rare) with potatoes and salad; Entrecote with frites - large and tender; bottle of Cotes de Provence rose (very good) and large Perrier. Total bill: 68.50 Euros - which, for Champagne, is a good price for the portion size and quality.They also have a wonderful Champagne selection, but we'd done so much tasting, we took at break at lunch with still wine LOL.
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