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Where to eat Pub food in Montcaret: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Reviews on Pub food in Montcaret, France including Bistrot Cocorico, Le Beau Zinc Pub Brasserie, Le Comptoir des Sports, Le Cafe de la Gare
Restaurants in Montcaret
1. Bistrot Cocorico
Bistrot Cocorico is a restaurant located in Grand Saint Emilionnais Golf Club. There is always something delicious to try at Bistrot Cocorico in our relaxed Club house. All our dishes use locally sourced ingredients wherever possible from trusted supplier
Reviewed By Corsaire87_33
Un accueil chaleureux, une cuisine toujours savoureuse avec des produits frais. Une très belle adresse, le tout dans un beau décor.
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2. Le Beau Zinc Pub Brasserie
Overall Ratings
4 based on 153 reviews
A Pub, a Brewery, a Restaurant, an Environment... And same of the Sale has to carry! All the team's Pub expects you in the small town of Ste Foy la Grande for good meals, beautiful evenings and especially of the pleasure for many good memories! We are wai
Reviewed By Manofmarch
We have eaten here many, many times and although the place has changed hands the fare is still acceptable. Spouse struggled to find much on the menu that suited her but they kindly agreed to do her a plain omelette. The young staff tried hard to please and the service was pretty good.The is a bar that specialises in beers of all kinds and it can be difficult to get a low alcohol beer. This place remains a good place to eat
3. Le Comptoir des Sports
Overall Ratings
4 based on 48 reviews
Reviewed By Ankhman
Just made last orders on Sunday lunchtime. Very pleasantly surprised with the quality of the food as the place itself was a bit shabby and everyone was watching Rugby on TV. My only slight complaint is that several people were smoking inside. Not sure if it's legal in France or not these days but it's the only place we encountered this!
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4. Le Cafe de la Gare
Reviewed By patnjoe2015
On this rainy day we were in St Foy trying to fix some rail tickets. Across from "La Gare" was a small hotel restaurant, Le Cafe de la Gare. Definitely not gourmet, our lunch was filling. Peter & I had properly cooked (but tough as nails) steak and fries. Pat & Steph had the de Jour menu of chicken in pasta, salad & spinach soup, and peach melba for dessert. They definitely had the better of two marginal options! We had a carafeâ each of red and roseâ wine, too. The food was OK, the service good, and the price low. There is truth in the old saying, "You get what you pay for."
