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Best French food near Erezee, Luxembourg Province, Belgium
Best French restaurants nearby. Discover the best French food in Erezee. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for French restaurants near you.. Érezée is a Walloon municipality of Belgium located in the province of Luxembourg. On 1 January 2007 the municipality, which covers 78.44 km², had 2,968 inhabitants, implying a population density of 37.8 inhabitants per km².
10. Le Jacquemart
Overall Ratings
4 based on 257 reviews
Reviewed By Tim63017
We enjoyed the meal but unfortunately my wife got food poisoning. She had not eaten for several hours before the meal so we are certain of the cause. The waitress was pleasant but spent more time typing on her phone at the bar than serving the guests. Dear sir, We are truly sorry that your wife did not digested his meal. We interviewed other customers came the same day and there were no other cases.About the waitress, she was not playing with his phone, but know that we use an Ipod for ordering customers, I still present you our apologies for his inconvenience.P.S. I'll do my best for the translating.Olivier Cornet.Manager.
9. L'Etable
Overall Ratings
4 based on 116 reviews
Reviewed By Pamela H
Absolutely wonderful! We do not speak French - 2 employees who speak English immediately came to help us navigate the menu and treated us with utmost warmth and care. The food was outstanding, the beef melts in your mouth like butter - if you can, save room for dessert - you will be greatly rewarded. A truly relaxing and enjoyable meal!
8. La Table de Manon
Overall Ratings
5 based on 345 reviews
Charming little house with a beautiful garden giving the whole a note both contemporary but warm and intimate. A beautiful kitchen in the times and based on seasonal product .
Reviewed By TroppoRaatus
We woke up this morning and thought today we just want to have a lovely lunch in a beautiful restaurant and we read some reviews for restaurants in the Wallone and found tLa Table de Manon. We are so glad we did, it fulfilled our hopes. The restaurant is a really lovely space, I don't think that the photos really show what an elegant and restful place it is. We were impressed by the menu, and my sister who has a lot of allergies was excited to hear that the chef was happy to adjust recipes to meet her needs. Each of our meals (we had asparagus and seat bread entree, amb and fish for ) were lovely. The meals looked beautiful when they arrived on the table, The flavours were subtle and complex with rich and delicious sauces. We finished with a lovely rice pudding with a tropical (largely mango) sauce.Dear TroppoRaatus ,You made our day ! Thank you so much for your kind words, we are really happy to know that you enjoyed your time at our restaurant ! Looking forward welcoming you again Manon
7. Le Clos Des Recollets
Overall Ratings
4 based on 380 reviews
Reviewed By FranceGlobetrotter
This charming hotel was very nice and found accidentally while looking for a room in town. It was our first stop and looked very cute from the outside. It was our luck to find a room for one night and also they serve excellent food in their restaurant. The owners run this property, husband is a chef and wife seems to take care of the rooms and all the administrative duties. Nice rooms and very quiet. Just a few minutes away from downtown. Lovely small streets and historical buildings, church and cute shops. If you like something romantic, this is a lovely town to see during your trip to Belgium. Definitely recommend this hotel and their dinner menu prepared by the owners. Nouvelle cuisine with fixed menus.
6. Les Lanternes
Overall Ratings
4 based on 69 reviews
Reviewed By Touché G
You can choose between the brasserie and the restaurant. We chose the latter and had a tasty dinner, served by an efficient and friendly waiter. The restaurant is located in the middle of the charming village of Wéris, known for its menhirs and dolmens. A nice place to eat in a place with good tourist possibilities.
5. L'Affenage Le Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 21 reviews
Reviewed By deeceel
for what the kitchen is concerned its clear that it is simply very good, and so are the wines.service however was slow to the limit of unacceptable, but with a sympathetic staff that was not such a problem.our room reservation went wrong which made us end up a kilometer away at a cheap hotel, slightly better than youth hostel standard.prices however, were double for us as they would be for the hostel guests.... 125euro vs 59euro.so there is room for improvement there...
4. Moulin de hamoul
Overall Ratings
4 based on 146 reviews
Reviewed By traveller-bxl
We found this place by chance on a last minute trip to the Ardennes for a sunny bank holiday weekend. Normally it's closed on Sunday evenings but as it was a holiday they were open, and thank god they were! They are on the banks of the river Ourthe and we ate on the spacious terrace, a great location. The road is next to the restaurant but wasn't busy enough to disturb the peaceful setting, and the view down the river is lovely. The menu isn't huge but there is something for everyone, and the wine list offers a large choice. They have a menu option which is very reasonably priced, and judging by the portions we received ordering à la carte, would also be very filling! There was a selection of amuses bouche with the house aperitif including a creme brulee made with Ardennes ham, which was a surprise and very good.Starters include salmon which is smoked on site in their own fumoir, and home made foie gras, both of which were delicious. Mains are very generous and of a high quality, and include calf sweetbreads, as well as more traditional steak and fish dishes. Local wines are available and again, very fairly priced. Desserts and cheeses are great, and we rounded off our meal with a well prepared and very alcoholic Irish whiskey, which we took indoors as the chill was beginning to set in. Indoors is just as nice as the terrace, with options on intimate seating or larger tables for bigger groups, and open fires lending a cosy feel.Service is very attentive and yet totally unpretentious and very friendly. The final seal of approval for us came when our dog was also welcomed with open arms, both on the terrace and indoors. Not a bad word to say about this family run restaurant - thoroughly recommended!
3. Tiesse di Bwes
Overall Ratings
4 based on 67 reviews
Reviewed By lombert
Our host at B&B La Lisiere suggested this little restaurant as we love gastro food once in a while. It's only open on friday and saturday evening and sundays for lunch. Otherwise a Michelin star would not be out of order. Exquisite delicate food at a fair price, very nice hosts and good wines to be had here :-) Love the fact you can walk to the shelf and see the selection of wines before choosing. Recommendable !
2. La Maison de Hary Cot
Overall Ratings
4 based on 93 reviews
Reviewed By 469jelenab
The restaurant is located in a lovely building decorated with panacheand in a beautiful setting. When you have plenty of time to enjoy their seasonal food cooked in creative and delicious way, we tried both the fish and the meat menus and loved it. Donât leave your dog at home. Dinner takes a while
1. Le Cor de Chasse
Overall Ratings
4 based on 278 reviews
Reviewed By WimLeuven
I admit I am used to some high level eating maybe therefor I was not impressed with this restaurant. We had the menu prestige and I have to admit for the money you pay you will not be disappointed, lot of amuse bouche dishes and then a six course meal. However as I started my review, there where a few dishes with strange combinations and not one of them wowed me from the table, so mission not accomplished for the restaurant. The service was fluent and efficient, so all credit to that. The last thing however I want to review is the wine. We had the wine pairings but were completely lost on that point. It was plenty but it did not serve the food at all. For instance the first wine was served with the first two dishes, who were based on the same fish but tasted completely different, so they needed at least a different wine. Sometimes the wine overpowered the dish (fish of the day course) and with the dessert it was a cider that was way to bitter to go with two sweet dishes. So not impressed with that at all. I regretted not to have chosen my own wine from the wine list, and since I not saw it, don't know the prices. For the money its good, for the food and certainly for the food/wine pairing, there are much better places to eat.
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