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Where to eat French food in Fontenay-sous-Bois: The Best Restaurants and Bars
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10. La Bascule
Overall Ratings
4 based on 216 reviews
Le restaurant La Bascule est heureux de vous accueillir dans un quartier jadis connu de tous les Vincennois pour sa bascule marchande et publique établie en 1902, à l'angle de la rue de Fontenay et de l'avenue de la République et qui a fonctionné pendant
Reviewed By WanderingProfessor
We had a great meal for two at La Bascule. I am originally from Vincennes, moved abroad some time ago, and I have noticed that, although there is quite a selection of traiteurs, the city lacks good restaurants. At La Bascule, everything was great, very good food but I have to mention our waitress who was exceptionally charming and efficient. She made us feel special, was attentive and took quite some time from her very busy schedule to chat with us (about the pros and cons of living in France, if I remember correctly). Great experience there!
9. Les Magnolias
Overall Ratings
4 based on 568 reviews
Good place for romantic "rendez-vous", family reunions and of course meals and business Meetings. Sit back confortably in an armchair and let yourself be a very refined taste journey. The chef, Pierre Henri Morel, invites you to discover all the delicacy
Reviewed By carrieae1
We have been going to Les Magnolias for at least 8 years. Every trip is full of delicious plates, surprises and joy. For instance, last night's lamb was served with a leaf of "garlic of the bears", which is wonderful and very seasonal. The macaroon with mustard was served on the side as was their delicious mashed potatoes. If one thinks of the cost of the top quality ingredients, the number of hard-working employees plus the services of both Mr. and Mrs. Chauvel, both the 3 course menu and menu degustation are excellent values! The Nuits St. George rouge at 44 Euros/bottle was delicious!If it were not for the type of suburb it is in, it would have at least 2 Michelin stars. But, please! don't move! The prices would go up and I could not afford to go twice per year. I recommend it whole heartedly.
8. Les Clanchistes
Overall Ratings
4 based on 223 reviews
Reviewed By Adam M
Ate there with some local family friends while on our Paris vacation, at their suggestion. The general overview is that it is like an upscale but very local bistro, where both couples and families can go. We found the service to be fun and accommodating (given our poor French). The food ranged from just ok to very good, and the suggested bottle of wine went perfect with our meal. Overall we would go back.
7. Restaurant Pourquoi Pas?
Overall Ratings
4 based on 431 reviews
Formules de 19 Euros à 35 Euros. Menu enfant à 15 Euros. Belle carte des vins avec plus de 60 références ainsi que des Grands Vins, Crus Bourgeois et Grands Crus. Privatisation, anniversaires, baptêmes, communions, séminaires, meetings, ... Ambiance cosy,
Reviewed By 458olavt
Good food with a Nice environment. Service is done by two friendly girls of which one is the owner together with the brother who is the cook. Would advice others to eat here for sure.
6. Olympe Sports Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 220 reviews
Reviewed By barbara s
Was recommended by friends and decided to try it for a quick lunch. We went for the menu for 16.50 including main dish and dessert. I chose the fish of the day who was very tasty but the rice with it was over cooked. The veg were fresh and tasty too. We had for dessert the charlotte au chocolat which was a big mistake: not nice presentation, to heavy, we expected something much more with a home made charlotte style and taste. Only 3 desserts were on the menu so was obvious for us to pick the charlotte.At lunch time you expect to be looked after very quickly which was not the case. The restaurant was quickly full. I guess after 12.45 it's necessary to book. We didn't.
5. LâOurs
Overall Ratings
4 based on 202 reviews
Reviewed By Philip G
This review will be as frenetic as my experience at Jacky Ribaultâs LâOurs newly Michelin crowned restaurant in Vincennes, a chi chi town, located a stoneâs throw from Paris by RER. The design and space are magnificent! This is a beautiful restaurant, large, but with nooks and crannies creating intimacy. The emerald greens, oriental rugs, and gold leaf reflect an oriental richness, reminding each patron you are sitting in a special place. That is, until you look up. An incongruous, industrial roof will stare back at you, in total discord with the rest of the design. Je ne comprend pas?An army of tuxedo clad men, no women, scurry about, supposedly ensuring excellent, if not chauvinist, service. I rejected our first table, tucked away in a corner near the kitchen, and chose a spot with a bright window so we could both peer outside and see the food. A huge flower arrangement sat on our table, blocking our view and the serverâs sight line. This will prove to be a major obstacle. Discarding any thought of the offered 45 Euro three course lunch menu, we opted for the five course 75 Euro menu, and awaited the culinary performance.The Amuse Bouch was wonderful, with unique explosions of flavor. Our first course of Sea Bream, a sweet beet sauce, and the tiniest sliver of shaved pork belly was delicious as the beets complimented the fish masterfully. A side of Barley Risotto was a light, earthy partner. The next serving destroyed my wifeâs taste buds. A fishy, overly rich, broiled piece of eel with a sesame Nori, overpowered any other sensation. It was nuclear, too heavy to enjoy. That dish ended my wifeâs lunch. She barely hung in there as I ate the rest of the meal. Asleep an hour after lunch, she asked me to cancel tonightâs dinner reservation. A Japanese inspired broth followed and then a Capon. Everything was good, but not necessarily memorable. Desserts were a nice, fruit soufflé and a goat milk concoction. Portions were hearty and most of the chefâs creations tasted good, but not fantastic.The army of tuxedo clad dudes proved âwell meaning,â but were without leadership or direction. They all shared service and tables, thus ensuring no one received personal attention. They completely forgot my wifeâs wine, and I had to remind them about my vodka three times. However, they always found time to escort me to the bathroom. Thank you very much. The huge flower arrangement sitting in front of our faces didnât help the sight lines at all. Service looked a bit like the old Keystone Cops movies. âWhich way did they go!âThe bill for lunch came to 224 Euros, including one glass of wine, two vodkas, and a small bottle of Perrier. Thatâs a lot of money for just a good meal in a fabulous space.
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4. Le Nogentais
Overall Ratings
4 based on 309 reviews
Reviewed By Traipsing
Le Nogentais was very pleasant and the food was a good standard brasserie selection. It was not a place I would go for a special evening, but it was certainly commendable. The server was very pleasant, and the atmosphere was enjoyable.
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3. Le Petit Pont
Overall Ratings
4 based on 330 reviews
Reviewed By 344henryb
If you happen to be near Joinville on a sunny day, do not hesitate and get a table at Le Petit Pont. The terrace of this restaurant set in an island is the perfect spot for a relaxed but delicious lunch. You'll be sitting next to the river Marne in a green and quiet oasis. Better book your table by phone though as Le Petit Pont is deservedly considered the best restaurant in town (and probably also the most expensive). On my visit I had a great veal tartare, followed by a perfect cod in chorizo crust. My partner took the oeufs meurette, a house special, made of poached egg, in a red wine with bacon dices sauce, and the pollock . The exotic fruit Pavlova desert was very tempting even if our choice went for the Café gourmand (coffee + small deserts). For all tll this, plus 50 cl of a decent white wine and a large bottle of sparkling water, we paid around 90 euros. The lunch was a really memorable one. Note that this is a place where you need not to be in a hurry. But this is for a very good reason: all food is prepared from scratch before beeing served, as the owner told us. So at rush hour you might have to wait a bit if you just came for a main course. Rather than waiting, do not hesitate in taking an entrée. They are delicious.
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2. Le Capri
Overall Ratings
5 based on 120 reviews
Reviewed By pascal v
Really good tasting food and super friendly staff ... quite an hidden treasure... prices are reasonable; try the pizza but do not forget the rest of the menu , it s all good!Dear Pascal,We would like to thank you for taking the time to share your lovely review online. It was a pleasure to welcome you. It is a delight to read your compliments, be sure that they have been shared with the entire team. We truly enjoy being there to assist you during your meal and let you know any advice we may have about the different dishes on our menuWe are looking forward to welcome you again!Best regards, Capri's team
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1. Le Bistrot Du Chateau
Overall Ratings
4 based on 157 reviews
Reviewed By florentina2018
We came here for lunch. The waiters attitude was great from the start to the end. We took the 23Eur lunch set which offers dishes of the day (starter, main course and yoghurt or dessert). Starter was great (mackerel fish) but the stewed beef was really disappointing as it was way too hard. The risotto side dish did not fit well with the beef. The dessert was a cheese cake which was not outstanding. Average experience overall. The à la carte courses look better indeed but the prices are not the same...
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