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Find out what French restaurants to try in Sens. French Land Register data, which excludes lakes, ponds, glaciers > 1 km (0.386 sq mi or 247 acres) and river estuaries.
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10. Mamie Lou
Overall Ratings
4 based on 33 reviews
Reviewed By Elody555
Nous sommes des habitués et raffolons des petits plats de Mamie Lou. Nous ne sommes jamais déçus, tout est toujours exquis. Mamie Lou a un vrai don pour la cuisine faite avec amour, à consommer sans modération. Nous prenons toujours du houmous et des muffins (vraiment incourtournables) en plus de petits plats copieux à consommer sur place ou à emporter. La carte change au fil des jours et des saisons, la qualité et la fraîcheur sont au rendez-vous. Otis et Lou font parti des plus belles personnes qui nous a été donné de rencontrer. Si vous nâavez pas encore poussé la porte de cette petite échoppe, lancez-vous, câest vraiment que du bonheur !
9. Mauvaises Herbes
Overall Ratings
4 based on 43 reviews
Reviewed By 563cylc
Formidable. Accueil chaleureux. Menu varié et délicieux . La décoration du lieu est douce et apaisante. Très bel endroitMerci beaucoup pour ces quelques mots qui nous touchent.A très bientôt chez Mauvaises Herbes
8. Chez Guy
Overall Ratings
4 based on 80 reviews
Reviewed By r_hyman
We went for dinner on the 14 juillet. We shared a salade du sud-ouest as a starter and then had respectively a cote de veau and a tournedos. All good quailty and well prepared. Service (presumably by Mme la proprietaire) was friendly and efficient. Wines were available en pichet. A thoroughly enjoyable meal.
7. Au Village Gourmand
Overall Ratings
4 based on 70 reviews
Reviewed By Nellymrph
Small, fresh menu with attentive staff. Good spot and a welcomed addition to the town s lunchtime-especially on market day!
6. La Cuisine de Lolie
Overall Ratings
4 based on 340 reviews
Reviewed By Nellymrph
I come to Sens regularly,so I was delighted to find this little gem in a small pedestrian street . On a sunny day we sat outside and enjoyed a pleasant lunch, the food was adequate, nothing out of the ordinary. The waiting staff was a bit slow .
5. L'Ambiance des Halles
Overall Ratings
4 based on 93 reviews
Reviewed By FLYINGVIZIT
A massive fish counter. Make your choice. Cooked in front of you. Steamed or grilled and served with a choice of side dish.Good value wine.Monday service very busy and staff a little hassledChef arguing with irate customers whoâve been waiting for 45 min for drink and food. Understaffing may be a problem.Very good and simple concept.
4. Le Martin bel'Air
Overall Ratings
4 based on 156 reviews
Reviewed By FLYINGVIZIT
Recommended by a neighbour who was passing the area.Set in a quiet village.3-course lunch menu at â¬28 and â¬31 with cheese. Good value compared to many nearby restaurants.Wines, not overpriced. Nice touch with a tiny cup of gaspacho and a quenelle of fish mousse as appetisers.Foie gras starter on a crumbly brioche and a red onion and cassis marmalade. I wouldâve loved the marmalade a bit more syrupy.The main-course: two fillets of red mullet with a butternut squash purée, Jerusalem artichokes and black olives. Unusual combination but turned out to be really delicious.Nice cheeseboard.Very pleasant and efficient service.
3. Le chalet
Overall Ratings
4 based on 214 reviews
Reviewed By MKGgg
Tucked-away in an alley near the cathedral, this restaurant offers Savoyarde food, i.e. plenty of melted cheese (raclette, fondue, etc.). The food comes quickly, the service is good, prices are moderate, and you can sit outside if you feel like it.
2. Au Crieur de Vin
Overall Ratings
4 based on 193 reviews
Reviewed By toomanyplacestovisit
This restaurant is owned and managed by Patrick Gauthier the Michelin starred Chef who owns the attached Madeleine restaurant. Le crieur de vin is still a very high calibre restaurant with excellent French food and service. More affordable and less formal than La Madeleine but there is no compromise on quality.
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1. La Madeleine Patrick Gauthier
Overall Ratings
4 based on 280 reviews
Reviewed By erika2205
One of the best restaurants I have ever been to. Service is spotless, food is imaginative and high quality, the Chef is lovely and accommodating of the patrons' wishes. The cheese selection is very very good and all recommended cheeses were spot on. Wine and Champagne selection is also nice. The chocolate dessert I had was, without any debate, the best dessert I have ever eaten in my life. Recommended for a lovely dinner out.
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