Food was ok-not great. Service was terrible. Never could catch our waiters attention. Others were…read moreseated after us and served before us. Fries were cold. WARNING: The "Share" for two price is a per person price!

Incredible setting in the outdoor patio of this amazing g restaurant. Impeccable service and great…read morefood. A highlight of my 3 week trip to France.

We followed our fellow Yelpers, and they did not disappoint! We went from the Ruinart house to…read morethis quaint, very French restaurant. Additional tourists also strolled in, and the owner seemed surprised! I'm assuming they are not aware they are on Yelp! Everything is in French, and the lady of the house was so nice. She brought out her iPad to help translate the menu! Her grandson also was running around and tried to help us translate! We had a bottle of delicious white wine. Definitely order the jamon and melon. The melon was like it was picked out of her garden! We then had the skewers and potatoes. Delicious. They added Brie to the skewers, so it was a melted, cheesey plate of goodness. We had so many incredible, Michelin, award winning meals while in France. But this little restaurant with its homey feel, delicious food, and wonderful people will be the one we remember !

So glad we found this place after our tasting at Tattinger. Had the duck pate and pork with Carmel…read moresauce which were excellent! I would recommend his family restaurant if you want home cooked French food.

A truly fabulous anniversary lunch -- every detail perfection!…read more We celebrated our anniversary with lunch at Le Parc inside Les Crayères, and it was absolutely fabulous from start to finish! Exquisite food, impeccable service, beautiful atmosphere -- and that stunning setting within the hotel just elevated the whole experience. When we arrived, they first seated us in the lounge area where we started with glasses of champagne. We ordered two glasses of Flora Debout and two of Billecart-Salmon Rosé, both of which were excellent. They served us a lovely selection of hors d'oeuvres to pair with our bubbly while we relaxed and looked over the menu. Once we were ready, they guided us to the dining room -- we got the best table by the window, and the room itself was absolutely gorgeous. The four of us chose the Plaisir de Table menu -- a five-course tasting -- though it turned out to be quite a feast since they include several surprise bites in between courses to keep things interesting. Our menu included Candied duck foie gras, John Dory filet, glazed Mallard duck breast, Farm Langres cheese, and Grand Cru chocolate from Indonesia. Every dish was flawlessly executed -- the flavors balanced beautifully, and the proteins were cooked to perfection. The bread and butter were also outstanding (and for me, that's crucial -- it sets the tone for the whole meal!). Service was attentive and polished throughout. Even though a few staff members seemed newer or in training, everything ran smoothly. Toward the end of lunch, they surprised us with an extra dessert and a candle to celebrate our anniversary -- such a thoughtful touch! At one point, the sun was streaming through the window, so I asked if they could lower the shades -- and to my amusement, they controlled this mechanized awning outside right from inside the dining room! It was such a cool little detail that made us all smile. Even the valets were wonderful -- warm, friendly, and eager to share a bit of the hotel's history and their current renovations while fetching our car. All in all, it was an extraordinary dining experience -- elegant yet welcoming -- and absolutely worthy of its two Michelin stars. Next time I'm in Reims, I'll definitely be back, and I'd love to stay at Les Crayères as well. With drinks, the total came to around USD $1,200, and honestly, it was worth every penny for such a memorable celebration.

Divine food in a gorgeous setting. If I ever travel to Reims again, I will definitely come back to…read morelunch here. Service was exquisite and each course was extremely unique and well thought out. Very happy to dine at this 2 Michelin Star restaurant!

A nice lunch spot and break from French cuisine! It's pretty small inside, so a reservation is…read morerecommended. I'm not sure if it was just when we were there, but it was SO humid and stuffy inside, so I'm not sure if it's uncomfortable in the warmer weather. Food was good, I got a ziti with tomato sauce, pancetta and cheese. The sauce was simple and flavorful, the pork was nice and crispy and the pasta was cooked well. What more can you ask for? The waitress did speak a little English, with our broken French we got on just fine.

Tip - the door has a strange closing mechanism so just push hard when you open the door. Initially…read moreI tried to open it and thought it was locked and I ended up standing there stupidly for 5 minutes before I realized I just needed to push harder. Fantastic food and great service. The eggplant caponata with burrata was a great starter and very generously sized. All the pastas looked delicious and were appropriately sized (a bit smaller than the jumbo-portions Americans are used to getting) but it's very high quality and perfect food for before/after one of the champagne tours in the neighborhood. Fantastic service - a gentleman who I think was the owner came by multiple times and seemed like he genuinely cared whether or not I liked the food.

We were staying in Reims for a couple of nights while touring the nearby champagne houses and were…read moresearching for a local but hospitable place to eat dinner, and Le Tablier looked homey and welcoming so we decided to give it a try. This is exactly the kind of brasserie you hope to stumble into in the middle of Reims. It's right on Place Drouet d'Erlon with a big, lively terrace facing the Subé fountain. That means it gives off great people-watching vibes, although in December it was too chilly to dine outside. The atmosphere of the restaurant hits that sweet spot between cozy, rustic, and modern. It feels relaxed but still polished, like a place that knows what it's doing without trying too hard. The tables are packed too closely together, which was a nice change as to the European norm. We were able to enjoy our dinner and conversation without touching elbows with fellow guests. To be fair, we were dining at an "off" time, so it wasn't very busy. Your mileage may vary if you visit during the popular dinner hours. The staff were genuinely welcoming, especially to foreign visitors, which honestly stands out by French standards. English menus were available, service was friendly and easygoing, and nothing felt rushed. We were greeted warmly by the host, who immediately started speaking to us in English (how do they ALWAYS KNOW?!). We still tried to speak some French to him, which he appreciated. I swear attempting to converse in the local language does wonders when you're a tourist in Europe! The cocktail menu is extensive and creative, and we had some excellent cocktails along with a solid house wine (typical in France) that set me back a whopping 5 Euros LOL. My hubby's cocktail was beautifully presented and garnished with dried fruit, and it was nice and strong. Even the bread basket deserves a shout out for the simple, fresh, and very snackable crusty, sliced baguette. Food-wise, everything was quite tasty. My snail-loving hubby said the escargots (9 Euros for a half dozen) were plump, garlicky, and perfectly done. He never, ever passes up the chance to order this dish whenever we are in France, and he really raved about these. I opted for the Salmon Amandine (24 Euros), which was served with a cider and mustard sauce and butter mashed potatoes. My fish was flavorful and well-cooked, and the portion was quite large. My husband went with a steak and potatoes dish, which he said was rich and satisfying. The potatoes were fried in what tasted like duck fat, and everything was well seasoned. Even by American standards, the portions were huge. These are definitely generous brasserie-style plates, so much so that we skipped on dessert (and the selections sounded incredible). For escargots, salmon, beef, a cocktail, glass of wine, bottled water, and all that atmosphere, we paid about €80, which felt like a great deal for the quality and location. It's not cheap, but it's worth it. I would definitely recommend Le Tablier to visitors in the area. It's a great choice for a casual, fun meal with tasty drinks right in the heart of Reims.

Food was decent, I got the salmon and it just felt like it was missing something. Others got the…read morepasta and had very good things to say about it. The downside is that the service was very very slow. It took us 40 minutes to get desserts which seemed annoying as what should've been a quick dinner lasted about 2 hours.

Fabulous food in a place where the locals eat. Good value tooread more

In our efforts to find an open lunch spot, we stumbled upon Le Saint Remi. The owner/cook/server…read morewas super nice- she was also the chef. Food was home cooked quality and the best we had in France. Give this place a try if in Reims. You will not be disappointed

Historic and beautiful spot in the middle of town which needs reservations if you want in for…read moredinner. Otherwise, stop by for a snack or a drink and great people-watching.

We happened upon this establishment after visiting the cathedral, and it turned into one of the…read moremost memorable meals we've had in France (and we've had quite a few-- this being our fourth visit). Please do not listen to people who say service isn't as good as if one were a local. My husband and I are American and live in New York. We have often felt more welcome in France and in its establishments than we do over here in the U.S. The service here was impeccable and the establishment is charming with a great history and decor befitting such a place. My husband and I ordered sparkling water and we each ordered l'assiette Champenoise, which consisted of Reims ham, potatoes, salad, and Chaource and Langres cheeses. This was a lot of food! We shared a delicious and exquisite île flottante (floating island) for dessert with two café lattes that were accompanied by dark chocolate squares. Oh, and I mustn't forget the Champagne! The ambiance of the restaurant, the wonderful staff, and the exceptional food and drink make this a must visit on your next trip to Reims!

La Grande Georgette is a wonderful dining option right inside the hotel, making it incredibly…read moreconvenient without feeling like a typical hotel restaurant. The food was delicious and beautifully presented, each dish thoughtfully plated and clearly prepared with care. You can tell there's intention behind both the flavors and the visual presentation, which really elevates the experience. Service was attentive and professional, striking a great balance between being helpful and not intrusive. Everything flowed smoothly from start to finish. We chose the five course meal and happy we did. If you're staying at the hotel or nearby and want a quality meal with ease and consistency, La Grande Georgette is absolutely worth a visit.

This place was amazing. I made a reservation for one at opening hour and I was seated at the best…read moretable in the house, facing the Cathedral. The staff took the time to explain everything to me and sometimes twice depending on my French comprehension. The food was truly remarkable and like nothing I've ever had before. Do yourself a favor and get the clams, melt in your mouth. Solo traveler with an amazing experience, thank you Grande Georgette!

We ordered two pizzas for take away. One was the Buratina and Coppa. It easily fed a family of four…read more(2 teens make up half). The pizza was delicious. My husband and I walked from our residence to pick them up. While we waited we had a glass of rose and a spritz. The employees were so delightful and helpful. I really enjoyed our food and experience. Please go and enjoy!!

Would you look at that a pizza that has good crust quality toppings and delicious…read more Not many places to order from In this area this was a quick decision and it was great. Took an hour or more to get it but it came hot hot. The only thing I would suggest is adding more cheese and drizzle some olive oil on top and maybe a balsamic reduction to bring it all together but other then that it was great.

A great small restaurant, great menu - different but something for everyone. The escargots was…read moretasty and the filet with foie gratis was great. And the frites was over the top. The service was friendly, immediately offering a translation of the specials. He also suggested the perfect wine which I had chosen already so confirmed. In other words it was perfect. Only criticism is the knife was not sharpe enough to cut the filet.

Okaaaay guys listen to me: YOU HAVE TO EAT THERE IF YOU COME TO REIMS !!…read more The restaurant itself is super cute, all purple with thick carpet and lovely quotes on the walls. But the best is definitely the food: for €35, you have an appetizer (very delicate), a starter (both the marinated salmon and the foie gras are amazing), a citrus sherbet, a main (the souris d'agneau is huuuuge and super yummy) and a dessert (I highly recommend the dessert assortment, with 5 not-so-little pieces of desserts). Everything is delicately arranged on the very original plates, it was a real pleasure from start to finish ! Only downside: the waitresses are not the best I've ever seen, they never seem to notice when you need some more water...