From the owner: L'Angevigne est " un bar à vin et cave à manger " situé dans le centre ville d'Angers. Vous y…read moretrouverez des vins de qualité, accompagnés de planches composées de produits locaux : tartines gourmandes, fromages, charcuterie... Dans une ambiance chaleureuse et conviviale, les conseils de Pascal et Jean-Marie vous permettront de découvrir des vins variés et originaux.

For an authentic cave restaurant / wine bar experience, this is a nice place for local french…read morecuisine. Though the food is not high cuisine, this is France and so compared to the standards elsewhere the food is par excellence.

It was a sunny day after many cloudy ones. Mostly French tourists who were very engaged with the…read morefriendly staff. Perfect location on the square of a lovely town. We had the special and were not disappointed. Good solid home style cooking. House red wine was drinkable.

Great food, atmosphere and service. We were a group of 4 and had great starters, main courses and…read morewine. It's all in a beautiful setting in Fontevraud. Looking forward to visiting in the late spring to enjoy dining in the courtyard.

We had a wonderful dinner here--we both chose vegetarian meals--a coquette of vegetables in a…read morecheese sauce and the veggie burger. We had the pan perdu for dessert--magnifique! Service was great--our server spoke French to my husband and English to me. May come back for the steaks--they looked great!

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From the owner: Apéro, "after work" ou pause découverte Une quarantaine de références piochées ici et là dans le…read morenaturel et le bio, tartines et planches de charcuteries ou fromages dans cet établissement qui veut créér du lien dans le quartier.

Pleasant ambiance and nice varied menu consisting mostly of house-made quiches with salad, lasagna…read moreand roasted or grilled meats with potatoes and other things. Nice selection of appetizers and desserts, including ice cream, too. Of course, wine..You can choose from a limited number of selections by the glass or carafe but if you want more options, it seems you to the next room where the retail wine sales take place, choose your bottle and for an extra 8E they will allow you to enjoy it during your meal. Service was rushed at lunchtime on a summer weekday, when Fontevraud is overrun by bikers and Abbaye visitors dominating the small local restaurants. English was spoken but French very helpful if you want additional details before you order. Nice, they put out good and simple classics but try going during off-hours and off-season.