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Where to eat European food in Saulieu: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Reviews on European food in Saulieu, France including La Cote d'Or - Le Relais Bernard Loiseau, Restaurant Le 7, Hostellerie de La Tour d'Auxois, La Vieille Auberge, Bar Pizzeria Cafe Du Nord Saulieu, La Borne Imperiale
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6. La Borne Imperiale
Overall Ratings
3 based on 127 reviews
Reviewed By poodlena
A very nice family at this restaurant. Lovely surroundings with flowers and also a beautiful garden.The owner/hostess is always happy to make suggestions. There are some wonderful specialities if you order ahead. We have eaten there many times and it was always a pleasant experience with good service. We went for the 14th, of July and they had music and we were also able to see the fireworks display given by the village. Don't miss this restaurant.
5. Bar Pizzeria Cafe Du Nord Saulieu
Overall Ratings
4 based on 12 reviews
Reviewed By Beaumaris32
During our week long stay in the area, we visited Saulieu several times - generally for shopping. We had lunch here twice and greatly enjoyed it. It is a typical French provincial place serving nice food at very reasonable prices. It was clear that the locals eat and/or drink there. Nothing fancy but all very acceptable. Recommended
4. La Vieille Auberge
Overall Ratings
4 based on 187 reviews
Reviewed By 884michalb
I've never been to a restaurant that has such a rude, arrogant, whining restaurant manager. We arrived 15 minutes late having driven 300 miles to get there and the restaurant manager basically told us we should have left earlier! Everything was a chore. To cap it all, our group was overcharged by EUR 20. If you value good service and honesty, don't come here
3. Hostellerie de La Tour d'Auxois
Overall Ratings
4 based on 226 reviews
Reviewed By Franz M
Some really interesting dishes waiting to be explored in a pleasant ambience; alas, dear customer, you need patience, much patience, as the service is abysmally slow. Two hours (!) passed before the dessert - which the waiter had insisted to be ordered along with the two previous courses - appeared, without the smallest trace of an excuse/explanation, by the way. The bread arrived when we were half way through the main course. For the wine, a simple rosé which, down the road they sell for less than 10 â¬, they charge 28 â¬; but don't expect your glasses to be refilled by anyone but yourself.
2. Restaurant Le 7
Overall Ratings
4 based on 280 reviews
Reviewed By saranLondon
This misquote small and on the main road (which they tell you if you book an outside table) Rather good house cocktail involving gin, salt, fizz and something else. the carpaccio was very good - local cows feature menus round here. The pasta had been written up approvingly here so we had that but I thought mine with vegetables rather bland. Husband had bolognese and liked it but, honestly who orders pasta bolognese, a house staple? But whatever you have, save room for the cafe gourmand: strong black coffee and five little desserts including iles flottant (my favourite ) and nutella tiramisu. Yum!
1. La Cote d'Or - Le Relais Bernard Loiseau
Overall Ratings
4 based on 870 reviews
Gourmet travellers and Michelin-mad bon vivants alike have been making their pilgrimage to this fabled address of French gastronomy ever since Bernard Loiseau opened the doors to his decadent hideaway in Saulieu. The legacy of Loiseau is still a strong fo
Reviewed By katieteakle
Gracious yet friendly staff, welcoming atmosphere and then the gastronomic treats; they discreetly arrive, and keep appearing, in momentous purity over the next four hours. Captured essence in glorious mouthfuls. Never ever thought that I would have had the privileged of such an evening. Well now I have....and I believe that the mantle remains in Saulieu, on Monsieur Bertron's modest shoulders. Merci beaucoup.
