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Where to eat European food in L'Isle-Adam: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Find out what European restaurants to try in L'Isle-Adam including Chez Catherine et Fils, AU PARC FLEURI, La Table de Gascogne, Le Loft, Les Epis D'Or, Leon De Bruxelles, Le Nautilus, L'Affiche, Le Chemin des Peintres, Restaurant de la Plage
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10. Restaurant de la Plage
Overall Ratings
3 based on 499 reviews
Reviewed By Judith K
Arrived late and last minute due to very busy roads but were made to feel welcome by staff and enjoyed a nice relaxed meal in great surroundings. Good menu and food well presented. Good wine list. Our second time eating here and it lived up to our memory of the first!
9. Le Chemin des Peintres
Overall Ratings
4 based on 427 reviews
A small restaurant close to the famous Auvers church, cosy and quiet. The owner and her fellow cook like to imagine delicious recipes for today based on local traditional meals. In addition, most of the food is purchased in the nearby farms. English spoke
Reviewed By Tangobangomango
We had our last meal of our ten days here and we're quite pleased. I had a spectacular seared foie gras and a tasty salmon "burger". Others enjoyed their pork dishes and filets. Flan was excellent.
8. L'Affiche
Overall Ratings
3 based on 672 reviews
Reviewed By IrishAustralianSusan
Wandering through L'isle Adam and spotted this little bistro cos of the location next to the water. Got an outside table which gave us great views. Super attentive service, plenty if menu items to suit all palates and a decent cocktail & mic tail list. The chicken skewers were delish!! Lightly coated with curry sauce with a dipping bowl of more, plus potatoes and side salad. Big portion but it got polished off! The desserts were too tempting to skip, I had the best profiteroles!! Lovely warm chocolate sauce, a bit too much cream and 3 large profiteroles stuffed with vanilla ice cream - divine!! My friends ordered the cafe gourmand and weren't disappointed either, 5 big tasters of the dessert items and a great coffee too. Very casual and sunny spot with good food to while away a tues afternoons lazy lunch.
7. Le Nautilus
Overall Ratings
4 based on 552 reviews
Reviewed By FionaMDevon
We ate here for lunch on the smartly decorated back terrace on a weekend in March where we had fabulous weather. Despite the high number of people in town, we arrived for a late lunch and were seated within 5 minutes, overlooking the river.The tapas for starters was delicious, with some really good quality Spanish jamon and chorizo. Beautifully presented, the main courses were tasty and generous. Not enough room for dessert, (despite the very attractive looking cafe gourmand) we left feeling quite pleased with our find.The only negative point was the slow service, in particular with regards to bringing water to the table on a hot day.. solution... get bigger jugs for e water!!
6. Leon De Bruxelles
Overall Ratings
4 based on 963 reviews
Reviewed By Staessen
Ok food. Mussels were good but my husband took fish and chips: fish was baked to much: was bent and overcooked, not tasty, also the dipsauce with this fish was too vinegary and sour. Because we took a starter I was satisfied with the portion of mussels, without a starter this portion would be too small for me. But if You really want to eat great mussels: go to Belgium and eat mussels from Zeeland.
5. Les Epis D'Or
Overall Ratings
4 based on 394 reviews
Reviewed By Janange
We visited for lunch last week because this is my sister's local restaurant. It was several years since she and her husband had been there and they were very impressed by how much it had improved since their last visit. Unfortunately, the June weather meant that it was not fine enough to eat in the advertised garden but the room is pleasant and the food beautifully presented and they were very happy when we mixed and matched the prix-fixe menus with variations, including sharing. We were very sorry that the turbot dish was unavailable. Our main reservation was that the food was somewhat under-seasoned.Although we all have reasonable French (my sister and her husband fluent) we enjoyed the waiter who had spent time in Brighton and spoke very good English. Certainly somewhere to go back to when we are again in Champagne.
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4. Le Loft
Overall Ratings
4 based on 271 reviews
Le Loft câest lâendroit idéal pour -Prendre un petit dej (ouverture a 7h , formules boissons viennoiseries possibles) -Prendre un apéritif en grignotant (carte variée de boissons cocktails et vins) -déjeuner rapidement ou pas (produits frais et fait maiso
Reviewed By MarchFrance
I often bring family members here for a drink or icecreams after a walk along the river and through the town. The terrasse at the back provides a quiet place away from traffic and pollution to chat. The drinks menu and the desserts are very varied and the service is good though it is getting more and more popular so you sometimes need to wait. Just a little note, you pay at the till between the terrasse and the bar...Thank you very much for your advice. In fact, we have two tills: one for tobacco and consumptions at the counter, when you are behind the restaurant you have to pay to the till between the terrasse and the bar. I agree with you it's not well signposted. Last but not least:We wish you an happy new year for 2016 ;))It will be a pleasure to see you again.Cyrielle
3. La Table de Gascogne
Overall Ratings
4 based on 290 reviews
Reviewed By Darki
We've been on our way from Arles to Boulogne s Mer and then onto London when my wife pointed at the road sign reading L'Isle Adam! Not knowing anything about the town but also not keen to drive another couple of hours we've decided to stop over in this beautiful town.Managed to secure a hotel room and food became our next priority. Chose La Table de Gascogne for its location, good menu and general "good feel" - the restaurant looks as you've always imagined a French establishment to be. Full of character, inviting and good choice of dishes on the menu. We've been greeted by Jean Francois who's been very helpful and forgiving for our rather limited command of French. He made us feel welcome and was very good at recommending a substitute wine for the one we've chosen - needless to say it was a great choice. Me and my son, had three courses from the â¬15 menu whilst my wife decided on a Confit Duck - which is Gascogne's speciality. We could not fault anything at this fine establishment. Total bill for three came to â¬60.40 incl wine!!We will most definitely visit them again. Many thanks to Jean Francois and Kevin for being such a lovely hosts!!!
2. AU PARC FLEURI
Overall Ratings
4 based on 509 reviews
Reviewed By naab00
Fourteen days of eating out on holiday and we felt a bit tired of it.But we found this place, arriving at about 7 - it was fairly quiet but they asked if we had a reservation and we confirmed 'no'. About an hour later we understood why they were interested - because it packed out very quickly.They were very patient with our French - and made up for it with great English.The menu was very imaginative and our teenage boys loved what they had, as did Granny.The atmoshere just felt good - there was a buzz - and the waiters were efficient and very pleasant.I thought the price was very reasonable indeed after some of the bills we've settled.
Where to eat Pakistani food in L'Isle-Adam: The Best Restaurants and Bars
1. Chez Catherine et Fils
Overall Ratings
4 based on 186 reviews
Reviewed By MarchFrance
Had a lovely lunch here. They mainly serve crepes but do serve other food. Itâs well presented and itâs a lovely, clean, modern place. Will probably be back in the summer as thereâs a terrasse at the back. This would be a great place for afternoon icecreams etc...
