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Where to eat European food in Argenton-sur-Creuse: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Best European restaurants nearby. Discover the best European food in Argenton-sur-Creuse. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for European restaurants near you. including Les Diables au Thym, Restaurant Le Petit Roy, Le Prieure, Rive Droite, Auberge des Saveurs, Auberge Hotel Des Artistes
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6. Auberge Hotel Des Artistes
Overall Ratings
4 based on 126 reviews
Reviewed By Brian666_13
My wife and I stayed here for 3 nights . What a little gem in a beautiful village . The hotel is owned by Renaat and his charming family ,who made us extremely welcome. Renaat speaks fluent English .Wonderful menu , superb breakfast , and a variety of warm bread freshly baked. Good choice of bar wines , reasonably priced. Room clean and well serviced. Thank you all for your hospitality ! We hope to visit you again ! ;)
5. Auberge des Saveurs
Overall Ratings
4 based on 53 reviews
Original modern food , thé menu change éveryday with fresh food from thé market , price starting 19 euros to 35 euros
Reviewed By Black_Doris36
We knew this restaurant when it was under a previous management. The decor hasn't changed, but everything else has. We enjoyed some competent cooking on a recent visit and have decided that we shall certainly return at an early date. The current chef/proprietor has been there since October, and we wish him every success in the future.
4. Rive Droite
Overall Ratings
4 based on 110 reviews
78 Spacious covered terrace and covered 30 May septembre.Les walls are spaces of expression for local artists who want to make themselves known by exposing their works. Our cuisine is traditional and "home made" by our chefs.
Reviewed By Gypsies-on-the-go
We were in the mood for Italian so checked TA and found that this one had better reviews in this area. We got to the restaurant on a Friday night about 7:15 and by 8:00 it was just about full! We had a good experience here. It is run by a husband and wife team and they seem to get it done and at the same time make you feel as if you are the only people there. Since we do not speak French, the wife helped us a lot and after us struggling, she finally remembered that they had a menu in English. Voila! My husband ordered the veal milanaise which he said was wonderful. It came with a bit of lettuce and dressing. I struggled between ordering the veal marsala and a pizza, finally deciding on the latter which was the Pizza Mercato, a vegetable pizza (for 8.90 euros). I also ordered the green salad with walnuts for 5.50 euros. The pizza was "to die for". Really good. The salad was all lettuce and a few whole walnuts and not worth 5.50 euros. The atmosphere was....a very large room with lots of tables. Nothing romantic or cozy about this restaurant, but the husband/wife team are great and the food is quite good. I could recommend it.
3. Le Prieure
Overall Ratings
4 based on 108 reviews
Reviewed By gogolino
We were there with family of 2 children any had 2 menus degustation and 2 menus enfants. The adult menus were ok, but nothing to go out of your way for. The children's menu were just not good with a totally dry and unflavoury piece of chicken. The restaurant was lastly decorated in the 70s so don't expect anything fancy. Service was good & there are plenty of parking places outside.
2. Restaurant Le Petit Roy
Overall Ratings
4 based on 315 reviews
Reviewed By EttieneLeBlanc
Can't talk about the food, as we never got to eat here. Reserved online a week ahead, but having heard nothing back phoned to double check the day before. Staff had no knowledge of the booking because the boss looks after the online stuff and was away that week. Meant a frantic scramble to find somewhere else on a busy weekend. Have heard the food is good, but how hard is it to put together an out-of-office reply telling would-be bookers to phone the resto?
1. Les Diables au Thym
Overall Ratings
4 based on 257 reviews
Reviewed By PBY54
We opted for this restaurant as we had eaten here before and not been disappointed. There were two set menus, we chose the 15.50⬠which included a glass of wine and coffee.There is only a buffet for starters but it was full of fresh salads and some very tasty hams. There was a good choice of main courses, I opted for the daube de beuf whilst my wife chose lamb's liver. My beef was rich and full of flavour, served with some tasty new potatoes. My wife reported that her liver was perfectly cooked, certainly not too well done.Portions are very generous, the wine (a good sized glass each) enjoyable and all in all, very good value for money.
