What a nice little B&B! Literally steps from the Cathedral, terrific food, comfy mattress, sitting…read moreroom, pocket kitchen, NASA-style shower and separate bedroom (Les Louis suite). Reasonably priced, but no restaurant service at night. Staff is friendly and helpful. They might have had 5 stars, but their linens could use some work ... absolutely the hardest, scratchiest, most unpleasant towels I've ever used, and the sheets had two small permanent stains. Even when they're actually clean, appearances matter!

We stayed here but did not eat here. There is a terrific cave down below with a great ambiance…read more We enjoyed a glass of wine here after checking in. Worth checking out the cave for evening drinks. (sometimes music, there is a piano down there for Jazz nights)

I really could not be less impressed with this place. To start, we waited almost fifteen minutes to…read moreplace a drink order. Then we were told they didn't offer wine by the glass; not even a house wine. You can only order by the bottle in the evening. So I ordered a beer, an appetizer and a mixed tandoori grill plate. I love, LOVE a tandoori plate. It's always my standard at any Indian place. The dry roasted meats and seafood along with a crisp little green salad and a bit of rice... perfect. Imagine my utter dismay when my 19€ mixed grill came smothered in a heavy cream sauce. The plate had two small shrimp, two pieces of chicken, two slices of kabob and a small wedge of something resembling a sausage (I don't know, maybe merguez? Hard to say, with the gallon of sauce poured over everything). Worse yet, the bog standard cream sauce was identical to the one drowning my husband's chicken curry dish, alleged to have been roasted with pistachios. I don't even know what it was supposed to taste like; it was creamy, yet flecked with red oil and devoid of any typical Indian spices. The saffron rice was fine, I suppose, although the cheese naan had cream cheese instead of paneer (couldn't have predicted that one!). Service was slow and uninterested, never once checking on us to see if we needed another drink, more food, etc. At least she brought the bill quickly, so while I had to pay 59€ for a crummy dinner, it was quickly put in the rearview mirror.

My favorite Indian restaurant probably ever. I've traveled in many countries and cities but Le…read moreMughal is definitively among the good ones. I'm not gourmet enough at Indian food to judge but I like this one :) The staff is lovely. I know this place for over 10 years, I think the owner changed during this time, but the place is always as awesome. I think they do a 10% discount on take out (never tried so far). A place to go in Chartres, for sure!

We arrived around noon, then many customers came. Just 2…read moreppl working but they are very gentle. Very good local restaurant!

I have a love for local fare. this embodies everything i want in a restaurant. Friendly service,…read moregood (local) food, fun local art on the walls. The interior felt like i was in someone's house for a meal. We ordered the house specialty: la poulet au pot. it was the most delicious and hearty meal yet not rich and filling. the broth was somewhat sweet yet salty too and not overly so. We also ordered a 50 cL of red wine. We ordered a flourless chocolate cake for dessert with ice cream. after that we had some espresso. I was so happy.

The food at Le Georges was quite good. It has a Michelin star. You'd expect that. What wasn't…read morequite as good--and was unexpected--was that the service was not as good. We arrived about ten minutes early for our early (7:00) dinner reservation. The restaurant wasn't quite open but it was in our hotel and the maître d'hôtel was at his station. We were weary (we had just arrived from the states that morning) and just wanted to sit down and enjoy a nice meal. Instead of offering us an aperitif to enjoy while the rest of the staff readied itself, he suggested that we go to the other hotel bar and return in a few minutes. This was mildly frustrating but could have been forgiven had the rest of the service been seamless. It wasn't. We had long waits during which time no one visited our table. The service wasn't bad. It just wasn't, in my mind, Michelin-star worthy. The food was also a bit uneven. My wife had a fish dish that she thought had been overcooked. I had a pickled mackerel dish that was heavy on the pickling and a little light on the oily mackerel flavor. I also had a duck breast that was cooked perfectly and was delicious. My wife's other dish was supposed to be stuffed zucchini blossoms. As luck would have it, we had eaten lunch in the hotel's brasserie and I had ordered a salad that had come with a zucchini blossom wrapped around a stuffed, small red pepper. On the dinner menu, this was described differently, but it was the same dish. (A) It wasn't really a stuffed zucchini blossom. And (B) I was annoyed to find the same food from the brasserie being served to me hours later on the fine-dining menu. But all was not lost. My wife's dessert was the star of the show. If you go to Le Georges, and if you're in Chartres, you probably should, definitely get the Grand Marnier Souffle. It was amazing. That dessert saved the meal from an otherwise okay review. If the whole meal had lived up to the hype of that dessert, I could understand why Michelin has shined one of its vaunted stars on Le Georges.

In many ways, the work of a critic is easy. We risk very little, yet enjoy a position over those…read morewho offer up their work and their selves to our judgment. We thrive on negative criticism, which is fun to write and to read. But the bitter truth we critics must face, is that in the grand scheme of things, the average piece of junk is probably more meaningful than our criticism designating it so -- Anton Ego "Ratatouille" A thing most helpers don't understand is that it is not just the food on the plate, but the intent of the restauranteur in creating the space, the ambiance, the drinks to go with the food. In all those ways, plus the food, this place is a winner. Yes they speak English but try the French language, it doesn't bite. This neighborhood pizzeria was filled with the locals, not too many tourists. We loved it for that reason. We enjoyed an almost perfect steak frites and truffle ravioli, just divine on a rainy day after touring the cathedral. The accompanying Chianti was earthy and soulful, perfect match. Service was charming but not forced. Owner enjoyed the fact we loved our meal so much. Bathrooms clean, of course, this is not America ;-) Highly recommended!

A little Italian place right in the center of town, very close to the cathedral. I think pizza was…read moretheir specialty - and I can see why. We stopped in for lunch, but I would definitely try them for dinner as well. The servers and service was very friendly. If you order a side salad, it comes in a little Mason jar - which I thought was a great touch. I recommend if you order pizza, consider sharing, because portions are huge - although they offer boxes to take the remainder home (which we did gladly). Beer/wine is a good selection and prices were reasonable. They close shortly after lunch, but reopen for dinner in the evening.

Outside seating right in front of the Cathedral Chartres was majestic…read more Ordered the veggie burger and it was delicious. In the afternoon had some coffee ice cream which was also delicious along with a decaf cappuccino. Service was pretty good with our large group of 12 people. I would definitely dine here again.

We enjoyed our time here. Stopped for lunch twice during our stay, the Crispy chicken Salade was…read moreamazing, the risotto as well. Kids menu are well served. The ice tea they offer is ridiculously good as well. Service can be very long if the place is busy but the staff always has a smile to share. Right at the front of the cathedral, you will love the view and relaxed atmosphere, the shade too !

This place is so charming and the lunch we had here was delicious. It is in an old home, love the…read moregorgeous fireplace.