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La Rochelle, Food Guide: 3 International food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Lagord
Find out what International restaurants to try in Lagord including Delicacy, L'Astrolabe, La Meduse
1. Delicacy
Overall Ratings
5 based on 194 reviews
Sandwichs Gourmets - Plats de Saison - Jus de Fruits Frais - Desserts Gourmands Producteurs Locaux - Fait Maison - Recettes Saisonnière #délicieux #délicat #delicacy
Reviewed By PaoGO192
With all this beauty patisserie in the vitrine! And the decoration so modern and vintage!Have a short menu and for me that is important cus give me the impression that everything will be fresh and good, because this ones should be the specialty of the place! But I have to said that the I felt disappointed with the taste of the food, something is missing! I will return to visit to try something else! Anyway the mood of the place I like it! Thank you very much for the nice words. We were so sorry to read that you were disappointed with the taste of the food as we place it on top of our priorities. We hope that you will be back soon so we can make it up!
2. L'Astrolabe
Overall Ratings
5 based on 325 reviews
Our restaurant, l'Astrolabe is located in the heart of the historical center of La Rochelle, between the old harbour and the central market. Our goal is to make your taste buds travel! We offer a travel kitchen made with locals products. Specialties of ra
Reviewed By lavieestsibelle
We enjoyed an excellent dinner at "L' Astrolabe" with very friendly waiters. Just go there and see yourself! Hello,Thank you very much for your great review. The whole team is happy that you enjoyed your dinner. See you
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3. La Meduse
Overall Ratings
4 based on 174 reviews
Good fresh food. Offering a contemporary menu of casual dishes, crafted to work with the seasons.
Reviewed By Meluzyna
Just passing through la Pallice one lunchtime and needed to eat - Trip Advisor brought us here which is just as well as we'd never have found it on our own. It's opposite the concert hall La Sirene, but really just blends in with the row of houses. Got the last unreserved table for two on a Thursday lunchtime - which is already a good sign. The place filled up rapidly with what were obviously regular customers and locals. A two course meal for 17â¬, including a bottle of mineral water: typical hearty French food - I had pork and lentils - and the Eton Mess was divine. Shabby chic deco - none of the chairs match, but that's not a problem. There is a second room at the back and a little courtyard for overflow.
