Worst lunch of all time. Food was bad, service was abominable, and atmosphere was the worst. Summer…read moredinners in the courtyard are probably decent, but outside of that, steer clear.

nice rooms, beautiful garden at the hotel in very romatic historical town of artists.read more

From the owner: Au menu de la " cantine des Grands " : Carpaccio variés, copieuse salades, hamburgers maisons,…read moreplats chauds et de saison, délicieux desserts et même un menu pour les petit enfant sages. Tous les plats sont cuisinés et présentés de façon généreuse et c'est aussi ce qu'affectionnent tout particulièrement les clients depuis sa création. Notre cuisine est "faite maison" à 80%. Nous choisissons nos produits et attachons une grande importance à la qualité de nos produits.

From the owner: L'Inédit qui surpend Cette table anciennement L'auberge du Bas Pringy a été reprise par un chef…read morepassionné Eddy Creuzé. Dans une ambiance lumineuse et élégante on déguste une cuisine inventive et conviviale. Le chef aime travailler des produits simples, du terroir local et parfois même un peu oubliés pour leur donner leur lettre de noblesse et en dégager toutes les saveurs. Des soirées dégustations "mets et vins" accordées à merveille autour d'un thème ou d'une région ou des ateliers de cuisine sont proposés tout au long de l'année.

This is my favorite restaurant in France, hands down. I know that it lies on the same street as…read moremany Michelin Star restaurants that are supposed to be the best in the world, but any time I was on Grande rue, La Boheme was where you would find me. I always ordered the duck for my main course, which is a-m-a-z-i-n-g. It's cooked to crisp perfection. I love love love duck and this is the best that I had anywhere (other than perhaps Peking Duck in Beijing but that is something totally different). And for dessert, the profiteroles are my favorite dessert anywhere in the world. They are huge and filled with ice cream rather than cream, and lots of ice cream, not just that BS scoop that you get other places, and smothered in hot fudge. Yum!!! Oh how I miss living in France sometimes...

La Bohème is a very pleasant spot in the charming village of Barbizon…read moreThe main attraction is the garden! Food is good - standard French fare Service is good Prices: lunch for 2 with a half bottle of wine came out to almost 100 euro

Fancy a slice before a walk in the woods? Then straight on over to this posh pizzeria where you can…read moretuck in to one of the tasty pies on the sunny outdoor terrace or indoors in the modern lodge dining room. This is Barbizon, so expect to see your touristy neighbors decked out in Chanel and taking selfies while sipping some of the fine wines available by the glass or bottle. The service was a little slow the day we arrived and our kid-heavy table started to get very antsy, but nevertheless the pizzas really were yummy and the ingredients super fresh. Just expect to pay Paris prices since Barbizon could be the 21st arrondissement, just smaller, more adorable and with a giant forest attached to its side.

Le Chalet is the best deal I found in France. For 15 EUR, you get a full three course meal that is…read moredelicious. I dare you to find a deal like that anywhere else in France. But what is the best part about Le Chalet, is that it is private, quaint, and the owner is incredibly friendly. We lived about 10 minutes away and once we found Le Chalet, it's the only place we went out to eat at. The owner always recognized us and was extremely courteous. One time we left a large tip (not standard in France) because we were so pleased with the service, and the next time we went to eat here (a couple weeks later) she brought it back to us saying that we had overpaid. (!!!) We liked this place so much that we had them cater a dinner we held at home for our parents after our MBA graduation ceremony. It is kind of hard to find and not well known, which although one of the nice things about it (because you never have to wait), I really want the owner to get more business, because she deserves it. Please, go eat at Le Chalet!!!

Genial!!!!!! A place worth the trip from Paris and perfect for dinner before candlelit nights at…read moreVaux let Vicomte. I added this business after eating here and seeing that they were not on Yelp. We stumbled into the town en route to candlelit Saturday night at Vaux le Vicomte (the navette picks up just across the square). The signs past new management Andre had a rockstar dinner for 48 Euros. The chef trained in the UK and is a master of fresh ingredients. He serves what us fresh and does it unassumingly and beautifully. We started with a avocado and shrimp salad and fresh asparagus, then had veal stew and scorpion fish and finished with panna cotta and Apple pie. Lovely staff, who are super friendly. The place looks new and I would love for them to succeed. Make a stop--I promise it's worth your trip and it is leaps and bounds fresher (and cheaper) than a meal you'd find in Paris!