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Find out what European restaurants to try in Vic-sur-Cere including L'Auberge des Montagnes, Le Champ des Vignes, Les quatre saisons, La table des matieres, Le Resto Schuss, Celtic Tavern, Tzk Tables Ze Komptoir, La Brasserie d'Aurillac, Auberge du Barrez, le damier
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10. le damier
Overall Ratings
3 based on 340 reviews
Reviewed By Jeff F
Great location facing the park. Menu mainly focuses on meat. Whether tartare or grilled steaks. The wine list covers Bordeaux wines quite well and not too expensive. Glassware not so good. We arrived at 7.00pm and asked if we could have a drink while waiting for food service, well we waited and waited for service and then waited for our order of pre dinner drinks to arrive. After finishing our entree we had to ask 3 times for the bottle of red ordered at the commencement of the evening to be brought to the table. Meals of Gizieres salad and steaks for main course were average. The staff walked around not really caring for the clientele and certainly not wanting to make eye contact. There must be a better place to eat in Aurillac.
9. Auberge du Barrez
Overall Ratings
4 based on 132 reviews
Reviewed By Hanneke H
We live 5 minutes from this restaurant which we've known since moving here in 2004. Good honest food, and these days mixed with a little taste from other corners of the world, beautifully cooked and compiled by chef Uri. From start to finish, the quality and eye for detail is great. Of course, when you realise the chef has received an award from the Institut of Paul Bocuse, then serious foodies know the level to expect. Uri has been approached by the Michelin guide, but has chosen to refute their advances in preference to staying loyal to his own beliefs and to retain his own freedom to grow as a creative chef and to continue to provide the best food at extremely reasonable prices.
8. La Brasserie d'Aurillac
Overall Ratings
4 based on 177 reviews
Reviewed By Nigel029
Near the river, very easy parking opposite. Very good service; slightly more expensive than other similar restaurants but excellent quality food and good sized portions.Dear Sir,We thank you very much for your nice rewiew.We are very pleased to know that you enjoy your meal in our restaurant "La Brasserie d'Aurillac".Our restaurant is not very more expensive than the other "brasseries" in Aurillac, moreover our Chef is very careful about the quality of the dishes and only works with very fresh products.We hope to see you again if you ever come back in our beautiful region!Regards,The directory.
7. Tzk Tables Ze Komptoir
Overall Ratings
4 based on 460 reviews
At Tables Ze Komptoir, we give a special attention to working with fresh and high standard produce. In order to do so we have chosen a majority of local suppliers and the art of cooking is left to Chef Romain Prunet's hands and talent.
Reviewed By anncolly
Caught out in a downpour we went in looking like a couple of drowned rats but were welcomed, seated and had our order taken very quickly. It is a brasserie style restaurant with swift service and very good food. In the centre of town opposite the Hôtel de Ville
6. Celtic Tavern
Overall Ratings
4 based on 235 reviews
Reviewed By IanGordon1959
Nothing wrong really but number 2 here ? The outside terrace is proof that can offer the most scabby space and put tables there and people will eat! Even if overlooked by broken windows Pizza were well cooked and enjoyed by my wife and son. Although asking for a spicy pizza in France is pointless. The French seem to think Tomato Ketchup is spicy !Cote de Boeuf was ok. Not best cut of meat but was tasty enough Just think an OK place. That's all.
5. Le Resto Schuss
Overall Ratings
4 based on 213 reviews
Reviewed By F7779HSjimb
Visited this restaurant on Saturday 20th Feb as a group of 8 following a great skiing holiday in Le Lioran. The staff were very welcoming and were very friendly with us all, particularly with our children with who they were genuinely happy to speak to. The menu is very much geared towards typically French foods with a few familiar favourites, this was expected as they resort is not aimed at other nationalities which and is something we are aware of. The food was quick and well cooked as requested. The restaurant is on 2 levels and we were downstairs, as the place was full it made for a great atmosphere where we didn't have to be worried about making noise and having a laugh. Only criticism would be to have a slightly larger selection for children. Overall a very nice evening with friends in a resort we will revisit next year.
4. La table des matieres
Overall Ratings
4 based on 186 reviews
Reviewed By Unorfodox
We had lunch for a second time in a couple of years at this restaurant and both times really enjoyed it. Great value and a little bit different. We would certainly go back if we were in the area.
3. Les quatre saisons
Overall Ratings
4 based on 239 reviews
Reviewed By Cultergolfer
Severely lacking in atmosphere and the food a little pretentious. Well priced for what you get but the wine is rather expensive. Could do with a facelift and some nice background music and improved lighting. Waitress was very nice if a little busy when we visited as she was on her own. Not the worst but could be a lot better with a bit of TLC.
2. Le Champ des Vignes
Overall Ratings
4 based on 226 reviews
Reviewed By Elstonian
Champ des Vignes is a small restaurant in a side street in Aurillac. All it serves is good food and good wine. They don't do aperitifs, or soft drinks (apart from water), but the choice of wine is wide and generally excellent. A set lunch will set you back about 9 euros for a main course, or 10.5 for main course and desert. I usually come out of there with a bill of about 33 euros for two, for a main course, dessert, coffee and a half litre of good wine. In my experience, having eaten there about 6 times, the plat du jour has been confit de canard, steak, brochette de boeuf, or fish. It has always been very well prepared and served, and I have always left thinking that I had had a good deal, and that I would be back. I have never been disappointed and those who I have taken (French or English) have all enjoyed the restaurant.In short, this is an excellent little restaurant for the price, and I would recommend it.They also own the bar "La Fontaine" further down the street.
1. L'Auberge des Montagnes
Overall Ratings
5 based on 332 reviews
Reviewed By globalartlover
Dined 3 nights at the Auberge des Montagnes during our 3 night stay. Have not found such complexity of flavors nor refinement of taste often. One superior dish was the whole trout feuilleté, wrapped in delicate pastry leaves. This dish is for 2 people and must be ordered in advance of the dinner hour. cheese board generous and varied. Desserts to die for.
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