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Top 10 French food in Moissac, France
Find out what French restaurants to try in Moissac including Le fromage rit, Le Florentin, Le Kiosque de L'Uvarium, Le Pigeonnier, Lou grill, Restaurant de l'Abbaye, Le M1474, La Buffeterie, LE FLORE, Le Bistrot Gourmand
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10. Le Bistrot Gourmand
Overall Ratings
4 based on 102 reviews
Reviewed By donaldj49
Refreshing desert of vodka and lemon sorbet is a great way to end a dinner. Friendly service with a menu written in French but servers willing to help diners figure out what they want. Great ice creams.
9. LE FLORE
Overall Ratings
4 based on 150 reviews
Reviewed By Jonathan N
Went in for a coffee on a wet August market day in Moissac.A really very pleasant bar/ restaurant with a good ambiance and pleasant staff.The menu looked interesting and I will report back when I have lunched here!Very good coffee and a really nice typical French bar.The market was really good, mostly growers selling their wares.
8. La Buffeterie
Overall Ratings
4 based on 54 reviews
Reviewed By Odisha82
ce n'est pas de la grande cuisine mais c'est bon, il y a du choix, c'est bon marché. le rapport qualité/ quantité / prix est excellent.
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7. Le M1474
Overall Ratings
4 based on 279 reviews
Reviewed By F1veStar
Stopped in for a drink with a view to eat. Great quiet spot on the river, and they are making an effort. Bit slow to get a glass of sparking each, and they proposed Prosecco. It was flat, but we decided to quickly drink and move on. Could we get the bill? Asked for it and an ashtray arrived shortly. Various other activities, so we stood at counter and asked again. Eventually the bill arrived for 14â¬! Probably twice what they paid for the bottle. When we said it was flat, they reduced it to 10â¬. Hopeless. Hate to think how much the menu is.
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6. Restaurant de l'Abbaye
Overall Ratings
4 based on 221 reviews
Reviewed By Chasselas
Good value French food..beyond usual duck.Owner/manager charming and efficientLocation superb, facing the Abbey..many outside tables, some inside a temporary structure, some under an awning.
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5. Lou grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 110 reviews
Reviewed By BillM555
Big Bernard and his petite wife produce some fantastic food for a great price . It has the local ambience , the kitchen en plein vue and cheerful service .To us -Australians- it is NOT overpriced. the wine list is fine and the location is central. Duck aiguillettes with peach sauce .....not inspiring ??The house fig and hazelnut tarte ..... not inspiring either ?? I believe some people are unaware of what great value and quality is right under their noses in so many places similar to Lou Grill. Why do you think we fly half way around the world ?To enjoy great food at a great price with some great people like Bernard Don't forget to mention the Wallabies
4. Le Pigeonnier
Overall Ratings
4 based on 59 reviews
Since May 2018, the new cooking team welcomes you to this unusual place, allowing you to enjoy lunch or dinner at our unique table and share good times with others. We offer mostly organic, fresh and local products and all our menu include vegetarian choi
Reviewed By tangoclare
Moissac is a bit off the beaten track in SW France, and Le Pigeonnier is a bit off the beaten track in Moissac (though still in centre-ville). It's also off the beaten track in terms of its food. The two chefs, who seem to take turns in the small kitchen, serve a fine balance of creative and completely unpretentious food. Recognisable ingredients are often served in an unconventional way. They don't give you a menu and try not to even tell you what you're about to eat, preferring you to taste first and then guess. And, for vegetarians who are often poorly served in France, there's a compete menu degustation devoted to them. This isn't a conventional restaurant - there's one big wooden table in the glassed-in area where diners sit convivially elbow to elbow. The windows look out onto a terrace where there's often live music of a Saturday evening. Good food, great atmosphere, charming owner/chefs and a young boho clientele. And yes, the kitchen is in the pigeonnier!
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3. Le Kiosque de L'Uvarium
Overall Ratings
4 based on 273 reviews
Reviewed By Jasper C
Called in here on a busy lunch time after a walk along the local canal. Despite being very busy with lunch guests, the staff soon found us a shaded area to sit and enjoy a well earned glass of chilled Affligem. The restaurant offers great views out over the river but we were more than happy sat in the shade on a very hot day. Relaxed but polite service added to the enjoyment. Overall an ideally placed restaurant with great views. Recommended.
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2. Le Florentin
Overall Ratings
4 based on 493 reviews
Reviewed By purcellfamily
We were three english couples all in our sixties.Generally the food was very good , well presented and well cooked.the writers own meal was disappointing with bland starters and very small portion of cod for the main meal but all others were delighted with their meal.very friendly and efficient service.we ate outside right in front of the abbey.our meal for 6 including tip but limited alcohol cost E210
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1. Le fromage rit
Overall Ratings
4 based on 475 reviews
Reviewed By David R
Celebrating a significant birthday with dinner here and a big party of 26 didn't seem to worry this well run, establishment. Losing count of how many times we've been here now but it hasn't ever disappointed. Charming service, high quality fresh food all home made dishes ensures a great experience. Looking forward to the next time.
