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Top 3 International food in Grospierres, France
Find out what International restaurants to try in Grospierres including Le 14, Le Gecko Bar, Buzz
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1. Le 14
Overall Ratings
4 based on 687 reviews
A cosy place with homemade food...
Reviewed By Grembo
An early season visit to this restaurant.... no disappointment.We reserved, although on this particular evening it wasn't necessary. We would imagine that it would be necessary in the high season.We would call the decor eclectic and homely... it's different... and we liked the tables... always hoping that they would hold up long enough for us to finish the meal.The food... excellent. Typically for this style of restaurant, the menu is limited, but has a choice to please all. We chose one meat, one fish... both excellent choices. To finish... we had to sample the Banoffee pie... Monsieur being a British... it's a revisited version, but it certainly has the banoffee taste... so we were pleased!On the whole, an excellent evening, backed by good service.
Where to eat Contemporary food in Grospierres: The Best Restaurants and Bars
2. Le Gecko Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 278 reviews
Reviewed By 50patriceh
A good surprise. Selected at random, the food was hand cooked with quality and local ingredients. On the menu, local specialties. The service was also efficient and warm. The only downside is obviously the price. A little more than the average. But the ratio quality / price is still high.
3. Buzz
Overall Ratings
4 based on 377 reviews
Reviewed By Delius17
There are quite a few appealing looking restaurants in Barjac, but the Tripadvisor reviews drew us to this place, and it looked romantic down the narrow passageway, with lights and a friendly lady who took our reservation. (Essential, by the way- we saw lots turned away...) There are two sittings in the evening in summer- 7 and 8.30. We opted for the latter, and enjoyed a very reasonably priced pichet of rose while we waited for our burgers. Worth the wait! We were too full for desserts but had a lovely coffee and a nice chat with a young French waitress whoâd been at the University of Essex for her year abroad. Would recommend. (And did, actually, to some other people staying in our hotel!)
