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Where to eat French food in Villenave D'ornon: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Best French restaurants nearby. Discover the best French food in Villenave D'ornon. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for French restaurants near you. including Cafe du Levant, Le Potager, Bistrot Le Mancicidor, Comptoir de Begles, Le Chai d'Ornon, Le Piccolo, La Parcelle, L'Echoppe, Restaurant Son', Nofa
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10. Nofa
Overall Ratings
5 based on 292 reviews
Nofa is a small «boutique restaurant» with Italian influences, located near Place Pey-Berland in the heart of downtown Bordeaux. On the menu, the recipes are featuring ingredients imported from Italy, cooked with French passion, with vegetarian friendly o
Reviewed By 91ljw
This place is such a gem, I had a lovely welcome when entering the restaurant itself (I hadnât booked). Itâs a family run affair and they all seemed to really enjoy it too. Just to pre-warn this isnât a single dish place, you have to order 2-3 course and trust me itâs worth it and itâs not overpriced at all.I went for two courses, a starter and a main (Plus some lovely wine). You have to try the salmon. This is quite a simple review for me but if youâre in Bordeaux make sure you go here for dinner - You will not be disappointed!!All the team is very happy to read those lines ! Thank you so much and we hope to have the pleasure to welcome you another time ! The Nofa team
9. Restaurant Son'
Overall Ratings
5 based on 180 reviews
Invite the guest to discover the world and culinary imagination of this young chef , he wanted a place to fresh atmosphere that allows our guest to forget the bustle of the city. His wish is to take you ' to amaze and delight you with a clean kitchen, sim
Reviewed By busyeater
Our first dinner of our month long visit to Bordeaux was here. We were so impressed that we chose Sonâ for our last dinner. First of all, the room is stunning! A perfect blend of old and new, sleek and modern compliments the gorgeous ceilings. The staff is friendly, welcoming and very efficient. One menu, a 45 euro, five course, culinary adventure, changes daily. Well chosen wine list. On both visits, we shared foie gras, a nice potion for only 10 euros. We thought the first dinner was perfection with several high points...maybe all high points. The second dinner was not so successful, with a couple of misses. In both cases, the dessert was a scene stealer. Plating is artful, complimented by unusual serving pieces. The young chef is creative with a real sense of adventure, that is very evident. This is a very good restaurant, with loads of potential to be truly great, but itâs not there yet. Itâs still in itâs infancy. We look forward to returning next year....it will only get better and better.Good afternoon!Hmmm so disappointed about the mark I told to my mother that we will be maybe second ahah (true story lol) But I understand that we can improve our style. I'm agree with you off course ^^ I'm happy to see that you enjoyed your dinners , it's difficult to be always very powerful on every dishes but we always trying to. One day we will do it like you said! :D Just to know... Can you send me an email of what were your first dinner and the second one? Even if I have an Idea of the second one (Rolled lamb for the pre starter am I right?) We were so proud of that menu, specially the duck with the cherry sauce (but it's my own opinion indeed). Remember our email is :[email protected] you very much for your time!Kind regards, well seasoned salutations! The chef Sylvain
8. L'Echoppe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 218 reviews
Reviewed By Mary D
On a one night stay in this suburb of Bordeaux, we asked our hotel for a restaurant recommendation and were directed here. The food was lovely and delicious and very reasonably price. Although our waiter did not speak much English, he helped us non-French speaking tourists understand the menu with enthusiasm and provided excellent service.
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7. La Parcelle
Overall Ratings
4 based on 248 reviews
Reviewed By Yohana_Stupar
This is a small bar but there is a great atmosphere!! There is a nice selection of wines and you can order as well something to eat. Nothing too complicated, good quality of "charcuterie", cheeses and oysters that are not very expensive. I summer there is a big splanade with tables to enjoy the sun! If you drive, you can ask for the grape juice. It's very tasty! If you are with a large group it's better to call and reserve a table, it can get VERY crowded sometimes.The access is easy. In front of the main church in Talence and there is tram and Vcub near by. If you are in the corner the detour is worth! ;)
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6. Le Piccolo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 243 reviews
Reviewed By Nathalie S
This restaurant was a find. Lovely atmosphere, very friendly and some English spoken which helped with the menu! Large portions and the steak was just incredible! and good value for money.
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5. Le Chai d'Ornon
Overall Ratings
4 based on 218 reviews
Reviewed By adventuretraveler4
nice, local restaurant. ordered a sald as starter and was surprised at the size of it! had lots of duck on it, wish it had more lettuce, tomatoes, etc. all together a nice meal at a reasonable price.Hello,Thank you for your advice.In deed, our salad are big, and in this area, people prefer duck than salad itself,It was a pleasure to received you in our place.See youSincerely.Didier Meurus.
4. Comptoir de Begles
Overall Ratings
4 based on 133 reviews
L'Union de l'Esprit Bistrot et Rugby. Machenaud Pere et Fils A friendly restaurant where sport and good food are shared...
Reviewed By Lyubasha
Small restaurant in the center of Bègles. Only fresh seasonal products, lunch menu starter, main dish and desert 18,50 euros. Kind and smiley staff, very attentive even for small details. Beautiful terrace outside and nice deco inside. Next time we will come for try dinner menu, which one even more elaborate
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3. Bistrot Le Mancicidor
Overall Ratings
4 based on 156 reviews
Reviewed By Martin C
I visited this place with my wife and children. The food was really excellent (had lamb and my wife had chicken). All was fantastic, the staff is very friendly. Recommmend the place to others!
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2. Le Potager
Overall Ratings
4 based on 116 reviews
Reviewed By Paros81
Directly opposite the Bordeaux train station. We had a leisurely lunch while waiting for our transfer. Plenty of space for our carry on cases. Waiter very attentive and knowledgeable even though we went for the set meal. Good value. Gazpacho soup particularly pleasant.
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1. Cafe du Levant
Overall Ratings
3 based on 573 reviews
In front of the railway station of Bordeaux, look at the large 1923's art deco facade with its mosaïcs and bronze heads, come to discover the renovated rooms and have a sit in the warm and cosy atmosphere of this splendid 1896's brasserie. Between its fin
Reviewed By M0rleySt
Stopped here for lunch before jumping on a train.Nice looking place from the outside. A lovely day so we sat outside - fun place to people watch.Overall it was ok - but we got unlucky with a rubbish waiter. He took our drinks order friendly enough but clearly forgot. Peoplearrived after us and were getting drinks from him within a couple of minutes. 20mins later we flagged down a much more energetic waiter who was brilliant - drinks were ordered again and arrived promptly. Forgetful waiter did come back to our table to deliver a bread basket - but we didnât talk about the elephant in the room. We pretended not to care .... he just didnât care!Food not bad - but by the time we got our food we would have eaten anything. Sauerkraut was rather watery and the salmon / sauce was just ok.The croque monsieur was a monster and rather nice. You wonât need chips with it! Will try elsewhere next time travelling thru Bordeaux.
