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France Food Guide: 10 French food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Givet
Discover Restaurants offering the best French food in Givet, France including L'Auberge de la Tour, Maison Baudoin, Giv'& Mouettes, Nouvelle Brasserie Grill Hotel de Ville, Patisserie Leval, Le Cafe du Musee, Hotel Roosevelt, Abcd, CCnomie, Auberge de la Voute
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10. Auberge de la Voute
Reviewed By pierrederosieres
Suis allé deux fois dans ce très agréable resto, qui fait aussi pension; à midi, du lundi au vendredi, menu à 12.00 euros, entrée, plat et dessert ou fromage ( beau chariot ) vin maison très correct et service sympa.Le cadre est champêtre, au bord de l'eau et proche d'une écluse; beau parking privé gratuit.On a bien aimé.avoir à 3 kms de là , Hierges, village médiéval et son chateau ancien.
9. CCnomie
Overall Ratings
4 based on 105 reviews
Reviewed By SanDbxl
Warm welcome, efficiency and great food. The ris de veau or shortbread was cooked to perfection. The chef prefers to take his time but what your served is divine! Stayed at the mandarine turquoise, a stones throw away which is very handy after such a copious meal. Quantities are generous and reservation is a must.
8. Abcd
Overall Ratings
5 based on 133 reviews
Reviewed By Dany T
This restaurant was really a surprise to us. Altough they are open now for more than 1 1/2 year, we did not notice. The set menu offer a variation of dishes to eerybodies taste. Very tastefull combinations. Very friendly service by the owners who take time for their customers. fresh ingredients, nice choice of wines.
7. Hotel Roosevelt
Overall Ratings
3 based on 18 reviews
Reviewed By Michael H
We had bicycled all day and I was hungry - steak and fries were my dinner objective. We were staying at the hotel and had just put the bikes away. We asked about dinner and the opportunity to have a nice, rich, succulent steak. Nope, not here."But!" they said, "we have great salads, filled crepes and omelets." Oh. Not what I had in mind. But, you know, the staff were so friendly, amusing and persuasive, that we all (4 of us) decided to try their restaurant that evening. We weren't disappointed and I really didn't miss the steak. All of us ordered one of the large, composed salads - think Chef's salad, with a lot on it, be it smoked salmon or sliced duck or the like. And some of us ordered an omelet after the salad. That was followed by a rich vanilla ice cream and hot, home-made chocolate sauce. Yum!So, here you can have a light dinner or create a larger one from the menu. I left the restaurant with my biking "gas tank" properly filled.
6. Le Cafe du Musee
Overall Ratings
3 based on 27 reviews
Reviewed By MartinC209
We were looking for somewhere in the town to have lunch. Initially walked past this place as it was almost empty and did not look too inviting however having walked around other places were either shut or did not seem to do food so went back here. Between us we had plat du jour and salads and the food was very good. Reasonably priced. Service good and friendly. After we sat down in outside seating the place soon filled up and by the time we left it was buzzing. This is not gourmet but great place for a typical light French lunch.
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5. Patisserie Leval
Overall Ratings
4 based on 30 reviews
Reviewed By sillyscreennames
We stopped here for afternoon tea when we visited Givet on 21st August, the lady was very friendly even though our French was not very good. We had wonderful quiche and the most delicious lemon meringue pie I've had for years. The shop is very pretty and has a wide selection of tea and cakes.
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4. Nouvelle Brasserie Grill Hotel de Ville
Overall Ratings
4 based on 120 reviews
Nouvelle Brasserie .. restructurée , travaux récents remise à neuf, accueil professionnel et dynamique .. produits authentiquement frais et préparation maison .. rapport qualités /prix imbattable .. l une des plus belles brasserie de type ââ Parisienneââd
Reviewed By conrad57
Having residence in Belgian Ardennes we like to come to Givet enjoying the weekly Friday market in the main square. Had passed this brasserie several times and went in now to enjoy a drink and a quick snack: Quiche Lorraine of the house and rosé wine was excellent and we were so surprised to meet the waiter who spoke fluently (West)Flemish language! Sitting on the Brasserie terrasse in the sunshine and very close to the ongoing market, it gave us a real good feeling of being in " Belle epoque -old style " France! For sure we will come back to taste more of the menu.
3. Giv'& Mouettes
Overall Ratings
3 based on 191 reviews
Reviewed By DrThwing
While touring Belgium, I thought it would be nice to dip into France and get some wonderful French cooking. You can usually count on the Plat du Jour to be tasty and affordable. Sadly, the rumpsteak was so thin, tough and stringy that even tiny bites took a long time to chew. I had hoped that the mushroom sauce would salvage it, but alas! canned Cream of Mushroom soup would have had more flavor. Based on my one experience, I would not recommend this place.
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2. Maison Baudoin
Overall Ratings
4 based on 134 reviews
A warm frame(executive)Come to take a snatch in a new warm frame(executive), in a Subdued and friendly atmosphere! Come to taste(savour) our dishes and to discover our numerous specialities proposed in a rich and varied card(map), to satisfy the fine gour
Reviewed By Toby_McGrobie
We plumped for the 18⬠3 course menu and weren't disappointed. Good old honest local produce served simply and efficiently in spacious surroundings. Bon Appetit !
1. L'Auberge de la Tour
Overall Ratings
4 based on 231 reviews
Reviewed By bleriot
This was by far our best meal in almost two weeks of travelling in France,Germany and a tiny bit of Austria. Fresh ingredients, a small menu carefully prepared and immaculately served in a sheltered pavement setting overlooking the Meuse. We sensed that this is a place that really enjoys its role. Not cheap ( except by UK standards) but incredible value for money.
