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Where to eat French food in Fleury: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Reviews on French food in Fleury, France including L'auberge provencale, La Tulipe Noire, Le Bistrot de Colombiers, Restaurant de la Marine, Face a la Mer, L'Ardoise - Cuisine Libre, Restaurant le Bacchus des Karantes, Le Cosy, Les Platanes, Restaurant l'Art de Vivre - Chateau l'Hospitalet
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10. Restaurant l'Art de Vivre - Chateau l'Hospitalet
Overall Ratings
4 based on 245 reviews
Aux fourneaux du restaurant lâArt de Vivre, le Chef Laurent Chabert (Maître restaurateur depuis 2015), élabore avec sa brigade, une cuisine de terroir en lien avec les producteurs locaux. Viandes, produits de la mer, fruits et légumes sont le reflet dâune
Reviewed By TVVOPINION
Touring the south of France on our HD motorbikes we passed by Chateau L'Hospitalet, the home of Gerard Betrand wines. We started with an interesting tour of the chateau, professionally guided by Thibaut de Braquilanges (Global Travel Retail Director), including a walk through the vineyard itself and the cave with its huge stock of aging wines,....very impressive. After that we enjoyed a light lunch on the terrace at restaurant L'Art de Vivre of Chef de Cuisine Laurant Chabert, who prides himself to champion a kind of farm to fork cuisine sourcing as much as possible seasonal produce from the surrounding region. We started with a refreshing amuse buche, followed by, as entree, Green Asparagus from Narbonne/Collioure Ansjovy/low temperature cooked quail egg/sorbet and as main course Steamed Seabass filet/green peas/kitchen garden vervena/lemon grass; all exquisite in taste and great presentation. Further enhancing the food was a beautiful Gerard Betrand Volcanic Rose, Chateau La Sauvageonne, 2016. Impressed by the overall lunch experience (service was very attentive and friendly!), we decided to return the same evening for the "Jazz on Friday", with as jazz band "Boni & Co" and a set menu with accompanying wines. The menu consisted of "Oeuf Bio Mollet en Croute d'herbes" (amazing presentation!!!), "Declinaison de Chevre de Combebelle" and "Tartelette Contemporaine Carotte Orange (very much interesting mix of carrot and orange!) with as accompanying wines "Chateau l'Hospitalet Art de Vivre AOP Coteaux du Languedoc 2016, Domaine de Villemajou AOP Corbieres Boutenac 2015 and Muscat de Rivesaltes AOP Muscat de Rivesaltes 2015. As for the lunch, also this Jazz dinner was superb, with the same perfect combination of great food and wine and friendly attentive service, further enhanced by the live jazz music with the band playing an interesting mix of jazz, soul and some 80's music that got many of the diners on the dance floor. Without any doubt one of the must do stops whilst in the south of France and for those after an extraordinary experience of gastronomy and on Fridays also some entertainment.Dear Guest,We sincerely thank you for taking the time to write your very positive review on Trip Advisor about our restaurant l'Art de Vivre.Looking forward to welcoming you again soon at Domaine l'Hospitalet (restaurant l'Art de Vivre or Hôtel château l'Hospitalet) for another experience.Sincerely,
9. Les Platanes
Overall Ratings
4 based on 311 reviews
In the heart of the picturesque village of Poilhes, 30 metres from the Canal du Midi, in the shade of the magnificent Plane Trees, Les Platanes welcomes you. The cuisine is fresh and seasonal with an emphasis on local produce and the plentiful wine produc
Reviewed By Tabolina_Travels
Marvelous place with excellent cuisine!We were traveling via Le Boat and changed our route to visit the restaurant and had unbelievable experience at Les Platanes. We tested all positions from the menu, sharing it with a company of 7 and it could not be better! Delicious, beautifully served, amiable hosts and delightful atmosphere. Strongly recommend, hope to visit it once again next year.
8. Le Cosy
Overall Ratings
4 based on 348 reviews
Reviewed By EmilySaysSo
Really enjoyed our first visit. Place was clean, service friendly but slightly slow (however they were really busy). Tuna good, but not rare as ordered. However, the food was fresh, tasty and more imaginative than nearby restaurants. Will definitely return.
7. Restaurant le Bacchus des Karantes
Overall Ratings
4 based on 326 reviews
Reviewed By mary10018
We ate here whilst on holiday- I say we ate- we had a starter of squid and a children's meal. We had also ordered duck and a seafood platter. We waited for an hour for our main courses and then began to question where they were. After several requests and a further half an hour, my husband cancelled them and asked for the bill. He then requested the bill again, at which point the manager arrived with our main courses. The duck was very dry and covered in a grey gloop and the platter literally look like it had been sat in the kitchen for 90 minutes. My husband told him that we didn't want them. He replied 'Just eat'. He then said 'Do you know how long it takes to prepare this platter?'. Fortunately we've had it many times before at other restaurants and so know it's nothing like an hour and a half. What followed can only be described as an argument with my husband repeatedly requesting a bill for what we had consumed. The manager refused so I ended up getting up with my 4 year old and leaving the restaurant. He then got the message and took the food away but my husband had to request the bill a further 3 times. The waitress used the word 'aggressive' to describe my husband. There were several words he could have used in response. In the end my husband just left money for what he thought we'd had. Beyond shocking.Bonjour juste pour info cette avis n'appartient pas au bacchus des karantes mais au restaurant des karantes qui se trouvais sur la même place une trentreine d'avis on été associer à notre restaurant Ils parle tous de mauvais accueilMoules frites pas bonne Etc Pour infos on ne fait pas de moules frites désoler Et de se qui est pour l'accueil les autres avis parle d'eux même Merci de votre compréhension Le gérant
6. L'Ardoise - Cuisine Libre
Overall Ratings
4 based on 175 reviews
Reviewed By David H
We went because of other reviews and a paucity of options in this area. We were late arriving but were met with a genuine welcome despite the restaurant being very busy with a large party. We had the discovery menu with antipasti, dos du cabillaud, and chocolate cake at 23.50 which was outstanding. The service was very good and full of Gallic charm. It was a great place to go and well worth the effort of finding it. (Take the signs to Centre Ville on entering the town but pass the first sign on the left and take the next left which brings you in front of the restaurant. In the summer the food is served in the garden. Lovely atmosphere and nothing not to like.This was the first day of our holiday and will go again before we leave.
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5. Face a la Mer
Overall Ratings
4 based on 270 reviews
Reviewed By NadiaADA
Spent some holidays in St Pierre la mer and went to this pizza place twice. The service was excellent Ambre the waitress couldn't be more helpful and efficient. The pizzas delicious and the price extremely reasonable. therefore would recommend strongly.
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4. Restaurant de la Marine
Overall Ratings
4 based on 452 reviews
Reviewed By Dub0202
If you like fish this tiny restaurant is perfect. We had no booking but fortunately we got a table. The restaurant itself is tiny but the staff were extremely pleasant and charming without being intrusive. They had a fantastic range of fresh fish specials . The soup de poisson was delicious as was the lemon sole. The mussels were perfectly cooked and came with gorgeous fries. There are several great value set menus. Everything is beautiful and fresh and cooked well. Will definitely return but I will book the next time as it is extremely small.
3. Le Bistrot de Colombiers
Overall Ratings
4 based on 311 reviews
Reviewed By Sue_Ac_10
My first time here, and I was very pleased with the formule midi for only 15 euros. Each course had several choices. The food was good quality and tasty. It was very busy, so reservations would probably be a good idea.
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2. La Tulipe Noire
Overall Ratings
4 based on 361 reviews
This is supposed to be one of the best restaurants in this part of the south of France, between Narbonne and Beziers. It is definitely worth adding to your list. The cuisine is good, and the location quite pleasant. It is particularly of note because oddl
Reviewed By Charlyncy12
Tasty, creative but a bit repetitive in the "tricks" used. A "feuilleté" in appetiser and for dessert might be too much for a 3 course meal. And the taste was similar.However each course was delicious , inventive and generous at a very affordable price in a charming town 10mns away from the seaside
1. L'auberge provencale
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1019 reviews
Reviewed By GEOFFREYALANROBERTS
Following a recommend I had an evening meal here. It was I.k. but nothing to get excited about. The staff were friendly.
