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Where to eat French food in Mauleon-Licharre: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Find out what French restaurants to try in Mauleon-Licharre including Euskalduna, Cafe de l'Europe, Etxola, Restaurant La Table d'Agerria, Cafe Restaurant Etcheto, Xokottua Restaurant, Les Arcades, Restaurant le Chistera, Chilo, Auberge du Lausset
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10. Auberge du Lausset
Overall Ratings
4 based on 88 reviews
Reviewed By UKMandA
This is a lovely restaurant in a lovely place. Very pleasant welcoming people. The food is really good, it isn't cheap but it is good value for the standard offered.We had starters of goat's cheese and oeuf cocotte with foie gras (really nice). Main courses of merlu and pork and desserts of pavlova and pain perdu (a sort of bread and butter pudding). Many restaurants in this area offer local cuisine which can be good but this restaurant offers more. We have been before and will go again.
9. Chilo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 114 reviews
Reviewed By Ianthegardener1
Second visit to this friendly restaurant . Food is beautifully presented and great use of local produce . The staff were very helpful and charming . Today Sunday lunch was extremely busy as there was a large rugby match being played in the village . The service we received was professional and perfectly timed .It's worth the 20 min scenic drive from Oloron . Brilliant location for Sunday lunch .
8. Restaurant le Chistera
Overall Ratings
4 based on 47 reviews
Reviewed By RWoodfin
From the beginning when I made the call to make a reservation I could tell that there was a happy person on the other end. She had a smile in her voice. I always see that as a good sign.We arrived and I was surprised at how large it was. Apparently they have a fair amount of wedding receptions here. And they have an outdoor play ground for the children which is nice for those long French lunches. We were seven in our party and they sat us where we could enjoy the beautiful view of the soule basque countryside. We started with a nice Port while we looked over the menu. We chose from the 28 euro menu. Everything looked so good we had a difficult deciding, In any case everybody starts with a vegetable soup. It was delicious a very good start, I was tempted to have a second serving but decided against it since I new there was going to be a few courses coming. Then we had a choice of gessier salad, salmon with a champagne sauce or piquillos stuffed with cod. OMG I wish I had taken photos. So, two of us ordered the gessier salad, two ordered the salmon and three took the piquillos. They were all beautifully presented. I had ordered the piquillos and it was delicious, I never had it before but I have a feeling it would be difficult to beat that one. The gessier salad is my favorite salad here in France. The next time I come here -yes, there will definitely be a next time- I will try that salad. My husband wants to try the salmon next time -so glad he was as impressed as I and would like to come back too. Then we had a choice of steak, lamb or confit de canard. I love lamb so that is what I went with. Again a plate beautifully presented full of delicious vegetable and fruits to try. Lamb was perfectly cooked, there was cauliflower gratin -very tasty- potato sautéed crispy on the outside perfect on the inside there was a string been bundle wrapped in bacon. It was so good. Baked tomato and a baked apple. I couldn't believe how much food I ate in one sitting. Trust me you will not be having dinner after this lunch. Then of course dessert. My husband and I had the chocolate Charlotte. It was so yummy! Everybody else had a peche melba. We were all very satisfied with our meal.Service was excellent, they helped us order a bottle of wine that went with everything, reasonably priced.I cannot wait to go back. I believe this is (so far) our favorite restaurant in the Pay Basque. Hope this helps some of the English speakers.
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7. Les Arcades
Le restaurant Les Arcades est une brasserie Souletine. Les produits d'origines locales (Axuria) seront satisfaire votre désir de découverte. Veau, boeuf, et agneau sont l'essence même de notre carte. Vous aurez aussi le plaisir de découvrir des burgers fa
Reviewed By amandine64570
Très peu d'attentes. Nous avons choisis le plat du jour. Entrées plats desserts pour 13⬠chacun. Pepas ouvriers rapides et bons.
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6. Xokottua Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 38 reviews
Reviewed By alastair s
This is our favourite restauraunt in this area. We have lived nearby for 12 years and tried most of the local restauraunts. We keep going back here, as the menu is more varied than usual for this region, plus the Garbure (vegetable) soup is out of this world. Be careful, as the soup is served in a tureen at the table, and you help yourself. Its so good, there is a tendancy to keep refilling your bowl, and before you know it, you are full of soup and crusty bread, and are thinking to yourself " Hmm, I could go straight to the desert now" When in reality, you have another course with generous portions, just around the corner. The wine list is more varied than often found locally, chillean red is good, also the local Jurancon dry white
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5. Cafe Restaurant Etcheto
Reviewed By Frédéric L
Nous avons été accueilli avec de grands sourires, la salle typique très terroir et chaleureuse.La cuisine succulente, anguilles et truitelles en entrée, ris d'agneau et entrecôte en plat en accompagnement petits légumes et figues sautées, un régal.Produits frais directe de la ferme familiale.La serveuse ( femme du cuisinier) très disponible .Une adresse que je conseille à tous.
4. Restaurant La Table d'Agerria
Overall Ratings
4 based on 28 reviews
Reviewed By alainrolland3
Une demeure imposante. On arrive dans la belle salle de restaurant à travers un dédale de couloirs assez froid. Le lieu est accessible aux handicapés ce qui est appréciable.La carte est recherchée avec un éventail de choix assez limité mais suffisant. Les prix des vins sont raisonnables comme le menu en semaine à 16â¬. Aucun menu enfant proposé ! Le service, un peu long pourrait gagner en efficacité et en savoir faire.A suivre...
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3. Etxola
Overall Ratings
4 based on 30 reviews
Reviewed By fandevoyage
Sur les conseils de notre hôtel nous avons découvert l'Aizehegoa pour notre dîner sur Mauléon-Licharre. Restaurant très convivial avec bon rapport qualité prix, très bonne carte et menus et surtout le patron et son papa sont d'une extrême gentillesse et très attentionnés. Du coup nous sommes revenu y déjeuner le lendemain avant notre départ et avons put faire connaissance du magnifique chien du propriétaire pour le plus grand plaisir de notre fille. Je recommande ce restaurant et reviendront (re)découvrir à l'occasion de vacances ce magnifique pays aux habitants si accueillant.
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2. Cafe de l'Europe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 89 reviews
Reviewed By jeaniebh
We only stopped for coffee and a snack but they were excellent. The staff were friendly and the outside seating area was ideal for watching the world go by. Good toilets.
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1. Euskalduna
Overall Ratings
5 based on 66 reviews
Reviewed By loriarbr
Everything about this restaurant was superb from starters to dessert!!The flavors and creativity of the dishes were really special. My husband had the Merluza fish and I had the Dorade with a delicious risotto. Service was 5 Star.This is the best restaurant in town by far!!
