My mate Ged reckons this place is the best pub in the world. I wouldn't go quite that far (Moran's…read morein the Weir near Galway, Paddy Burke's?) but you can see what he means. A home from home for the expat Brits in les environs. Gilles as good as a landlord as you could imagine (single incurable drawback being Southampton fan - let's put that down to poor genes..). Staff invariably great. Good real ale on tap. Curry house next door....all in the heart of the beautiful town of Saint-Germain-en-Laye.

There's one side of me who wanted to give this pub 5 stars for its amazing atmosphere ! Everyone is…read moreso friendly, everyone speaks English and the pints are just like in London! (There's no Guinness though which is a little disappointing ) Though on the other hand if I had to rate the food I would give it a 3star rating- while the pubs in London have mostly all become Gastro pubs, this pub has stayed very basic and is far from the french cuisine of the cafes around it. It still stays the best place for drinks in town!

From the owner: Chanter dans les combles du château Cette ancienne boîte de nuit, reconvertie en piano bar, anime…read moredepuis une dizaine d'années les envolées musicales des adeptes de la chanson. Aménagé dans les combles du Château de St-Germain-en Laye, dont les galeries permettaient de relier plusieurs résidences royales de Louis XIV en carrosses, ce Karaoké se donne des airs de caveau de jazz avec ses poufs rouges qui encadrent la pierre ancienne. Les habitués transforment parfois le play-back poussé en boeuf improvisé ou laissent leur place à des soirées d'enterrement de vie de jeunes filles ou de jeunes garçons.

It was late, most places were closed or closing. Our options were becoming more and more limited…read more Our expectations were getting lower as we walked through the winding streets of St Germain. Then we stumbled on L'Amnesia! For a nominal cost we had a feast of their house legume soup and pizza. Now, pizza in France is not like pizza in Italy but this one was very good with the tasty burnt edges on the crust. I could not even finish the large tureen of soup! I could have easily settled for one or the other but I had peer pressure working on me, and I am glad I did! The wine was good, the service was more than good - the staff was fun and welcoming. I very much loved how this restaurant complimented my experience in the Petit Paris that is St Germain.

From the owner: Nous vous accueillons du lundi au samedi de 18h à 1h00 et le week end de 18h au matin... Ambiance…read moreconviviale garantie prix en moyenne plus bas qu'ailleurs à bientôt

I moved back to the U.S.A. from France about 2.5 years ago, and…read moreCantine de Marius in Saint Germain-en-laye was one of my go to places when I lived there. I was very happy to find it is still a wonderful place for fabulous French food :) They have a lunch menu for only 17.50 Euros for two courses or 21 Euros for three that will amaze your taste buds! The menu changes daily (as it should), but the day we were there the appetizer was a tuna crudo with cucumbers and radishes, and mackerel with a purée of broccoli and a white nectarine dessert with sorbet that bespoke the perfume of summer fruits. It was a wonderful welcome back to France with friends. We strolled the grounds of the chateau across the street to walk off lunch afterwards:)

A nice restaurant with a nice small patio. And spacious on the inside, while still being a small…read moreand intimate setting. I had ordered a swordfish with vegetables and it was delicious. The swordfish was excellently seasoned, not too salty, but enough to bring out the rich and meaty flavours of the filet. My only complaint would be that the olive oil added to the dish was not necessary, and contributed to my food feeling and tasting oily. The fish and vegetable already had ample flavour, so the added oil was a bit much. For dessert I had the chestnut tiramisu and my partner had the brioche with ice cream. The caramel sauce on his dessert was impressively sweet and rich. I loved it. I even stole a bit and added it to my tiramisu. The chestnut tiramisu was also a nice dessert. A little more on the sweet side, not enough espresso flavour for my personal preference, but the cheese and biscuits were really well flavoured. All and all, the experience was great and would be happy to recommend to friends if they visit St. Germain. Pleasant service and wait staff, along with great food.