Location: La Rochelle
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Best Contemporary food near La Rochelle, Nouvelle-Aquitaine, France
Discover Restaurants offering the best Contemporary food in La Rochelle, Nouvelle-Aquitaine, France. Located on the Bay of Biscay, La Rochelle’s history mostly involved the sea; today it has a large pleasure-boat marina. Thus its heart is the picturesque "Vieux Port" ("Old Harbor"). The city retains a rich architectural heritage, and has an aquarium, attractive gardens and a natural-history museum. Book early for summer; mid-July in particular features Francofolies, a huge French music festival.
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1. La Mere Tomine
Overall Ratings
4 based on 127 reviews
Reviewed By Clairette2407
This very nice restaurant is a local one situated a few minutes away from where I live, and is open mostly at lunch time. I had lunch there for the first time and got to be soooooo happy! The food is fantastic, and the cook and waitresses are so nice with customers. They really take care of you and wanna make you feel at ease. Two menus were possible:⢠main dish + dessert or first plate + main dish, for 12,50â¬.⢠first plate + main dish + dessert for 15â¬.The menus are written on the wall, it changes everyday as the food is always fresh and prepared every morning.So good, healthy, tasty, away form touristic locations, it is hugely worthing it.If you are looking for what's local, cheap and of real good quality, this is where you have to eat!Merci infiniment de votre gentil message...
Most Popular European food in La Rochelle, Nouvelle-Aquitaine, France
2. Luma Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 138 reviews
Reviewed By And2012S
Stopped here for lunch. Had the set meal. It came hot and was very tasty. The cafe gourmand gave us a raspberry creme brûlée, which was delicious. The service was excellent.Thank you so much !Macéo's team
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3. La Meduse
Overall Ratings
4 based on 174 reviews
Good fresh food. Offering a contemporary menu of casual dishes, crafted to work with the seasons.
Reviewed By Meluzyna
Just passing through la Pallice one lunchtime and needed to eat - Trip Advisor brought us here which is just as well as we'd never have found it on our own. It's opposite the concert hall La Sirene, but really just blends in with the row of houses. Got the last unreserved table for two on a Thursday lunchtime - which is already a good sign. The place filled up rapidly with what were obviously regular customers and locals. A two course meal for 17â¬, including a bottle of mineral water: typical hearty French food - I had pork and lentils - and the Eton Mess was divine. Shabby chic deco - none of the chairs match, but that's not a problem. There is a second room at the back and a little courtyard for overflow.
