Find out what French restaurants to try in Brazzaville. Brazzaville (French pronunciation: [bʁazavil]) is the capital and largest city of the Republic of the Congo and is on the north side of the Congo River, opposite Kinshasa. Its population is estimated to exceed 1.8 million. Over a third of the population of the Republic of Congo lives in the capital, and it is home to 40% of non-agricultural employment. It is also a financial and administrative capital.
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Situé Avenue Amilcar Cabral au centre-ville de Brazzaville, Le thé Restaurant est un endroit, chic et décontracté, avec un concept conçu afin d'offrir à notre clientèle un moment de dégustation conviviale. Comprenant un menu varié et un bar offrant un lar
Gourmandine is in the same block as the Hotel Mikhael. Aside from fresh bread, pastries, cakes and ice creams it has a pretty good menu. They have shawarma kebabs, many types of burgers (very popular), salads, crepes and savoury French stuff like croque monsieur. The prices are 'local' as in cheaper than the hotels but probably slightly above what real locals would pay e.g.a 500ml coke is 1500CFA, a chicken shawarma, with salad and chips is 4000CFA. Service is not fast but it is fine and your food does arrive. The burgers are good - they are very local, but good.
Our Smoothie Bar Snacking is open in Bacongo area (Bus stop Theophile Mbemba / Guynomer)). You can have hot drinks and breakfast on site or takeaway. You can also enjoy local juice (bissap, ginger...) and smoothies homemade with local fruits or, have a br
juste mitoyen a la cafetéria le chantilly ......le cosy est un restaurant select ....avec une carte elogieuse ....pas bcp a dire a part que c'est excellent
4 based on 35 reviews
Savor majestic views of the Congo River while enjoying traditional grill dishes with a local touch. Choose from tempting menu items like T-bone steak with pepper sauce and piri piri potato wedges, Grilled Capitaine fish with plantain chips and diabolic sa
This is the brasserie attached to the Radisson Blu. The tables on the edge look over the Congo River to Kinshasa. Excellent cold buffet selection but better still is the beef, langoustins or chicken that is BBQed to order. Comes with vegetables and fries and all nicely presented.Dear James C,We appreciate you taking the time to comment on Trip Advisor regarding your experience in our restaurant. I am very pleased to see that you enjoyed your meals at the Feu des Saveurs.Indeed, the view on Kinshasa and the majestic Congo River gives charm to this restaurant. On behalf of our entire staff here at the Radisson Blu we would like to thank you and we hope to see you again when your travels or businesses bring you back to the area!Sincerely,Patrick DhooreGeneral ManagerRadisson Blu M'Bamou Palace Hotel, Brazzaville
4 based on 30 reviews
Dinner for 8 on a Friday night. Though noisy (too many TVs!), the atmosphere for a casual dinner is OK. Wait staff is attentive - speak Lingala, French, English and a smattering of other languages. Drinks came quickly; orders of gigantic burgers, crafted pizza, yummy shawarma and grilled fish with frites arrived soon afterward. Dessert (search out your ice cream flavor, in the frozen display cases, in advance) and coffee were enjoyable... I go everytime I'm in Brazza
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4 based on 74 reviews
Most guest stick to the small patio which lacks atmosphere except the menu which is designed as a newspaper. They serve mostly imported products like sole, saumon, canard and the sole which I tried was not very tasty probably cos it came frozen to Brazza. The same with the salmon with curry sauce which my friend tried. You can go there but don't expect culinarian highlights.
4 based on 100 reviews
Le Jardin de Saveurs offers classic European preparation of meals with nods to local specialties, cooking techniques and ingredients. I had a beautifully prepared filet of a local fish called Bar that was meaty, flavorful, and distinctive. Others in our group had a wide range of dinners but everyone raved about how much they enjoyed their meals. While not extensive, the wine card offered a good range of selections that accompanied our meal. The garden setting was delightful and our servers were professional. Because of its size, the outdoor dining area offers a remarkable degree of privacy.As a final note, the quality of Le Jardin de Saveurs does not come cheap; this is probably the most expensive restaurant in Brazzaville. With that said, it is almost ideal for a high-end business dinner.
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