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France Food Guide: 10 French food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Saint-Fons
Reviews on French food in Saint-Fons, France including Le Bouche B, Le 310 a Table, Flair, Cafe Charmant, Le Supreme, Rem's Pub, L'Instant Fromage, Vieille Canaille, L'auroch, L'Etabli
10. L'Etabli
Overall Ratings
4 based on 216 reviews
Reviewed By newscreename2016
L'Etabli has a 'bib' - not a star but more than a mention. It sets very high standards and is a serious eatery. The atmosphere is very reverential and the service is extremely subdued and polite. The food is very fine. Grande Cuisine, certainly. But it lacks 'flourish'. Everything is almost perfect, but whereas in a starred restaurant there's an intake of breath and a smile with each course, here it's a nod of satisfaction only. Perhaps he'll break through.
9. L'auroch
Overall Ratings
4 based on 110 reviews
Reviewed By Difel
Je nâai jamais mangé une quenelle aussi bonne ! Généreuse, goûteuse et sauce homard abondante !Pensez à réserver, câest tous les jours plein. Très bien placé et rapport qualité / prix imbattable !
8. Vieille Canaille
Overall Ratings
4 based on 272 reviews
Le restaurant Vieille Canaille propose une cuisine traditionnelle, régionale, dans une ambiance conviviale. Charcuterie maison, bar à vins attenant & plus de 140 références de vins de producteurs...
Reviewed By Ravennarose96
Stopped by this place near our hotel and had some wine in their small wine bar area with Remé. He was charming and helpful and we made a reservation for the following evening for dinner. Fun, lively place with great, no frills Lyonnaise food. Fantastic wine list too! Pierre and staff are attentive and make the whole experience one you will want to repeat. We will be sure to return during our next trip to Lyon.
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7. L'Instant Fromage
Overall Ratings
4 based on 623 reviews
Reviewed By Lucylaprof
This small eatery has an excellent selection of âtartinesâ- open faced grilled cheese sandwiches with various other toppings- as well as salades and desserts. You can also order âplatesâ of meat, or cheese, or both to share.All of the tartines come with a small salade. It doesnât make a big meal, but if you arenât a big eater itâs just right. And if you are, just move on down the street and find pastry somewhere.The surroundings are cozy and the service was friendly and welcoming.I donât know who came up with this idea, but I think itâs a great one.
6. Rem's Pub
Overall Ratings
4 based on 179 reviews
Reviewed By Sceoiling
Neighbourhood a bit dodgy, but not scary dodgy.Succulent burgers and wonderful french fries cooked in lard I think but I forgot to ask.Really friendly welcome and service.Its small and if the terrasse (which overlooks the motorway) is closed it can't handle a lot of people.Only drawback is there's no kids menu.
5. Le Supreme
Overall Ratings
4 based on 253 reviews
Reviewed By L1drake
This restaurant was amazing. The atmosphere, the waiter, and the food were all beyond excellent. We had the four course tasting menu with wine pairing, and were thrilled with each course. The area is not your traditional touristy area, but do not be put off by that. The food and wine are outstanding!
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4. Cafe Charmant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 285 reviews
Reviewed By eleventy2017
Wonderful cosy place with interesting food. The food was delicious and staff were very helpful and pleasant. Would recommend.
3. Flair
Overall Ratings
4 based on 813 reviews
Le Flair est un restaurant traditionnel français aux notes asiatiques apportées par le Chef d'origine japonaise, Monsieur Watanabé. Le concept est simple, offrir une cuisine raffinée dans une ambiance de bistrot et en gardant des prix raisonnables. Le res
Reviewed By Chang- G
Refined French-Japanese fusion cuisine in an elegant and tranquil setting. Service was welcoming and unobtrusive, very attentive. We were served 2 amuse-bouches, the first one being a puree of parsnips and the second a smooth gelatin reduction topped with a dice of octopus and ginger. Both were subtle, creamy, and delicious. I had an appetizer of pan-seared foie gras nestled on a bed of slivered cauliflower and baked parmesan chips, drizzled with a blueberry sauce; it was warm, unctuous, and just a hint of sweetness and sourness from the blueberry to cut the richness. This was followed by a roasted slab of sea bass on a bed of pureed broccoli, accompanied with wild rice and mushrooms - delicate and mild, very autumnal. For dessert, I had their pavlova with poached plum slices, pistachios, whipped cream, and plum sorbet - a nicely crisp meringue contrasting with the gently melting sorbet, not overly sweet. Went great with coffee. The dinner menu is somewhat limited in choices, however, and i'm guessing that it's to focus on bringing out the utmost of the flavors and ingredients. It does accomplish this but I would advise those with large appetites to order two entrees (which is not a problem for this establishment) as one will probably not be enough.
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2. Le 310 a Table
Overall Ratings
4 based on 308 reviews
Reviewed By cljung123
We hade a great dinner in the cozy outside area! The risotto were very tasty and The rose wine as well! The service was excellent!
1. Le Bouche B
Overall Ratings
5 based on 89 reviews
Reviewed By franzwalker
I had lunch here after a business meeting with some colleagues in a nearby building.Quality of food is beyond the standard french restaurants as well as the setting (tissue table cloth and napkins, almost disappeared everywhere).This results in a bill slightly more expensive than competitors: ⬠26.28 for a starter, a main dish, a dessert and a glass of wine
