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Where to eat French food in Saint-Clement-de-Riviere: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Reviews on French food in Saint-Clement-de-Riviere, France including Le Mas De Julie, O Jasmin, Le Clos Des Oliviers, Restaurant du Domaine, La Maison du Coquillage, L'escale Regale, Le VR A Vin, Le Bistrot Vinaigrette, Le Melagais, Restaurant Cygory
10. Restaurant Cygory
Overall Ratings
4 based on 233 reviews
A deux pas de Montpellier le restaurant Cygory vous accueille dans le cadre âcosyâ dâune authentique brasserie chic. Le chef vous fera découvrir une cuisine soignée aux accents du sud.
Reviewed By Cath34980
Having driven past this restaurant so many times over the last 7 years, we finally ventured in yesterday at lunch time. I was expecting an old fashioned stifled fuddy duddy French atmosphere given its location in the much lauded Montferrier sur Lez. As a 90s victim of too many amateur dramatics awkwardly paired with mediocre cuisine, their dîner-théatre evenings didn't help my overall desire to test it out. Nevertheless, we were pleasantly surprised yesterday to enter this attractive stone-walled old wine building bustling with people on a rainy Monday lunch time. Efficiently seated, we were handed the menu of the day which for 3 courses amounted to 19â¬90. The food was imaginatively put together with good helpings using the freshest of produce. The salmon starter on a timbalé of crunchy rice and fresh diced vegetables was delicious, the plate was laced with a delectable beetroot reduction, For my main course, I had perfectly cooked cod on a creamy risotto with seasonal sautéd vegetables, my companion had the Taureau which he found a little tough, it was served with fondant potatoes and a confit of onion sauce. The waitress brought a portion of cheese to the table that we hadn't ordered, but we accepted anyway and were charged for it.I would go again.
9. Le Melagais
Overall Ratings
4 based on 254 reviews
What could be nicer than enjoying a delicious barbecue in front of the fireplace? In Melagais everything revolves around the grill, the grill through the generations proving that his taste is irreplaceable and friendly when the grill is delicious spectacl
Reviewed By chancel
This appears to be the only typically French restaurant in the town and offers both lunchtime and evening fixed price menus. We visited on two evenings and were served courteously. It seemed popular on both occasions and the wood fired barbecue lent a cosy atmosphere to the interior. The three course menu was reasonably priced and food was delicious
8. Le Bistrot Vinaigrette
Overall Ratings
4 based on 202 reviews
Reviewed By 60-degreese-North
A delightful little restaurant serving honest, tasty french food with a little bit of style and enthusiasm. Plenty to choose from, and a special platter made up for my vegetarian friend :-) Isabelle and her team work tirelessly to provide the kind of slick service and tasty food that makes you want to return and return.Definitely worth a first and a second visit... (and a third!!)
7. Le VR A Vin
Overall Ratings
4 based on 120 reviews
Reviewed By grahamt34
This is well off any tourist beat but handy for the extensive hospitals and businesses in the area. The location is nothing special and there are no views, but the restaurant is nice simple stylish. We sat outside where there are plenty of tables in the shade. The weekly changing menu offers 5 or so choices per course - you can choose 1 to 3.All our starters were well done, my refreshing tartare of salmon and haddock with a decent salad was an example. Main courses such as skate or faux fillet (steak) were let down by overcooked out of season vegetable. My rum baba dessert was a bit one dimensional and lacked interest while a sablé with red fruits was too thick but otherwise went down well.Wines are pricey but good quality, the rosés are all around 20⬠and up. Lunch service was a good pace and staff efficient, friendly and enthusiastic. While I'm hard on the food it's a good par for the price - 21⬠for 3 courses in August 2013.
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6. L'escale Regale
Overall Ratings
4 based on 145 reviews
Reviewed By 600zo_b
You don't want to miss that. The owner cooks all the meals, and it's all the best meals from all over the world. The cook created her meals from the different trips she made in Asia, Africa and the french islands. There is also good meals for vegetarians.In the same time, it's cheap, you'll eat for 12 to 20â¬.
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5. La Maison du Coquillage
Overall Ratings
4 based on 67 reviews
Reviewed By Wonderwhoman
Un régal des papilles.Des produits de grande fraîcheur et de qualité. Un restaurateur extemement meticuleux et sympatique.tout ça aux portes de Montpellier. Je recommande
4. Restaurant du Domaine
Overall Ratings
4 based on 118 reviews
Reviewed By Sazen
This is a real gem of a restaurant in the relative restaurant desert of north Montpellier. We ate outside on a terrace well off the road, so nice and peaceful, beneath a beautiful old tree. We were welcomed at 7.30pm which suited us perfectly as we were hungry, and the staff was very friendly and efficient.We had the 34EUR menu which was limited in choice, but justified in the freshness of produce and preparation. I had a delicious gazpacho with little ball of dried tomato and basil ice-cream - such a variety of textures and flavours. I then had the fillet of loup which was also just right, and finished up with a ball of mojito ice-cream. Mmm.So, not for those looking for something cheap and cheerful, but definitely worth the price. Best to book as it fills up quickly.
3. Le Clos Des Oliviers
Overall Ratings
4 based on 375 reviews
5 Minutes from Montpellier, near the Pic Saint Loup, enjoy a pleasant moment of relaxation in a warm and friendly. You will enjoy a cuisine with Mediterranean accents and our fines wines. With its large landscaped garden, terrace, two indoor heated rooms,
Reviewed By fionamh1959
We were staying locally and saw this restaurant reviewed on Trip Advisor. So glad we booked for dinner. From our initial welcome and throughout the meal the service was excellent. The food served was on a par with some Michelin starred restaurants. A small menu with everything cooked to perfection. An amuse bouche of duck to begin and it just got better. Presentation, texture and flavour of food amazing. Will most definitely return when next in area. We thank you very much. It was a pleasure to receive you. We are happy that you spent a good moment with us. Best regards.
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2. O Jasmin
Overall Ratings
4 based on 236 reviews
Reviewed By Aubry-Jan
It was a long time since my last moroccan dish, the quality of the food was amazing, the wine also is fantastic. The only criticism would be the wait before to get the dishes BUT it was a saturday night. Also the prices are not cheap but everything is homemade then...I recommend!!!
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1. Le Mas De Julie
Overall Ratings
5 based on 44 reviews
Le Mas De Julie is a restaurant in Montferrier Sur Lez in the north of Montpellier. The restaurant is also a Wine bar that have a selection of more than 70 wine bottles.
Reviewed By Justin M
We were staying for a few nights on the edge of Montpellier and happened upon this delightful restaurant. The welcome was warm and so sincere; the food delicious and so beautifully presented and nothing was too much for them - it felt like visiting old friends and we wouldn't hesitate to go back or recommend it. Et un grand merci à Tess pour avoir parler à notre fils de sa vie professionnelle. A la prochaine!
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