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A wonderful place to relax and enjoy a good meal when visiting the Versailles gardens. We booked it here to beat the lunch crowd and were seated immediately in the patio area with no reservation. About ten minutes later, guests without reservations were being turned away, so definitely get here early or make a reservation as restaurant options are limited within the gardens. Also be prepared for a considerable walk from the entrance. Our waiter was super prompt and friendly, and the food was delicious. I learned that deviled eggs in France are called eggs with mayonnaise, tried them here, and proceeded to order them at every restaurant I could find after. They were SO good. Highly recommend. Our group also got the cod, sausage with mashed potatoes, and the Dauphine ravioli. No plate had a hint of sauce left. I was so stuffed by the end of the meal, even hours later, that I could only take a few bites of the dessert my boyfriend ordered: the floating island. It was so unique, perfectly light and sweet, and a delicious end to a fantastic meal.
This was one of the locations I had picked before we came. I was a little disappointed to find they had stopped serving lunch and would not be serving dinner. It took hours to walk through Versailles and then through the gardens to make our way here and we hadn't eaten anything since the morning. However, they did still serve a partial menu and that was just as well. Daniel stepped out of his comfort zone and tried the beef tartar and I had the Dauphine Ravioli. The ravioli was absolutely divine and Daniel ate the entire serving of tartar. I did try one bite which was WAY out of my comfort zone but a local woman started a conversation with us and encouraged me to give it a try. She said it goes especially well with fries. It wasn't awful and it didn't kill me. If I wasn't so focused on it being raw meat and raw egg yolk I might have been able to enjoy it. I just can't though which makes no sense because I have no issue with raw fish. Make that make sense. Any way both dishes were fresh, prepared to perfection, and very tasty. Service seemed rushed. I think our server was ready to be done for the day but he was still very kind. I do recommend giving la flotille a try but definitely be there before 3:00 pm.
Went here for lunch with my husband after 4 hours of walking around Versailles when we were in desperate need of a place to rest our feet and recharge. The hostess and waiter were friendly and did not mind speaking English with us. I ordered the sausage and mashed potatoes and my husband had the steak frites. For drinks I had the Saint Germain spritz and my husband had a cider. The drinks and food came out almost instantaneously. My sausage dish had a tangy and flavorful sauce and the potatoes were creamy perfection. My husband loves his fries but was felt indifferent about the steak. He was happy that they accommodated his food allergy and left the shallot sauce off. We both loved our drinks-- his Natural Sauvage cider was dry and crisp and my spritz was well balanced and not overly sweet. The vibe is touristy which is to be expected since it's on the site of a very popular tourist destination. There is indoor and outdoor seating. We sat outside and they offered us a blanket because it was late October but we didn't need it. I would recommend this restaurant for anyone looking for friendly and fast service with decent food and tasty drinks conveniently located if you plan on visiting the Petit Trianon or Marie Antionette's Hamlet during your trip to Versailles.
Pleasant and conveniently located near Le Grand Trianon, this restaurant is a welcome spot to rest a bit after touring Versailles Palace, the gardens, and l'Orangerie; and before resuming your tour of the Trianons and Queen's Hamlet. I had a light (oh really?) lunch of foie gras and French onion soup gratinee - while perhaps a little cliched, it was a perfect restorative and gave me the needed calories to complete the tour. The soup was deeply flavorful broth and the foie gras deeply decadent. My wife had a more sensible meal of salad with beluga lentils. Very nice.
Nice spot to get something to eat in between walking from the palace through the gardens towards the Le Grand Trianon and Queen's Hamlet. Located next to the Grand Canal with an outdoor seating area to relax and enjoy the surrounding area. I didn't think the food would be anything special from what seemed like a random restaurant in the gardens, but all the food was great and not too expensive for the portion size. Even if you get something small, I recommend to check it out on a long day walking the gardens for a peaceful stop.
After a long walk exploring the Palace of Versailles and the gardens, we stopped by La Flotille for lunch. We ordered the duck confit with fingerling potatoes and sirloin steak with bernaise sauce which came with fries and salad. We got complimentary pretzels to snack on before our mains arrived. We were seated near the water where couples and families were rowing boats. A great spot to take in the view and relax after admiring the beauty and history of the palace. This was my first time having duck confit and it was simply amazing! It was a duck thigh covered in an amazing sauce. There were bits of the duck thigh that were very crispy. Not sure what the sauce is called but it was so yummy I had dipped all my fingerling potatoes in it. We also had complementary bread which I also used to dip the sauce.. none went to waste! As for the sirloin steak, they cooked it medium well. No complaints from my lunch partner here. An amazing meal we had, one I will not forget from this trip!
Food was pretty good. Service was absolutely horrible. I Came here to get lunch during our visit to the palace at Versailles. We had finished touring the main palace I was heading towards the petite Trianon when we found this place next to the gardens. We were cold I needed a place to warm up and sit down. We kind of knew it was gonna be a tourist trap but we didn't have any choices. It was pretty crowded, and we were able to get a table by the window. Our server was absolutely horrendous and very rude. Every time he would bring us anything he would basically slap it on the table. He was rushing us to order so that he could turn the table. Very un European of him. The food was pretty good, I would say four out of five stars. The presentation was nothing to look at. But at least the taste was good. Overall I would say a very mediocre experience, and the price was high as expected. Definitely will not go out of my way to come back here.
During our day in Versailles we walked just outside the gardens to eat at La Flotille. We were seated very quickly on their enormous patio. We ordered two of their pizzas for our meal, the Royale and the Trois Fromages. The Royale came with ham, mushrooms, and tomatoes while the Trois Fromages was a cheese pizza with goat cheese, mozzarella, and Roquefort cheese. All of the toppings were very fresh and the dough was cooked perfectly. We also saved a little room for dessert and ordered an espresso and the Fraise Melba, which was absolutely amazing with fresh strawberries. We lucked out and finished right as it started raining that day too, but it looked like there was plenty of umbrellas and cover on the patio anyways. If you are in Versailles, an excellent option for your meal.
Solid pizza for a reasonable price! Located in the gardens of Versailles, this quaint restaurant is for sure a tourist trap, but don't let that stop you. After wandering the gardens all day, we were famished, and decided to stop here for a relaxing lunch. We were seated outside. While it was a hot summer day, the shade and the attention of the waitstaff to quickly refill our ice water was deeply appreciated. I ordered a barbecue chicken pizza (could I be more American? I know, I know), which was yummy. The crust was not too thin or thick, just right to have a crust and soft filling. The toppings of chicken and veggies were a bit sparse, but nevertheless tasty. My friend ordered their Margherita pizza. Fresh, cheesy and thick, it was the perfect light lunch for a day to keep walking around afterwards. Overall, a great dining experience!
What a pleasant place to stop and recharge. We had finished our tour of Versailles and were about to trudge back to the train station when we noticed a tram tour of the gardens. We were too tired to walk, and the tram seemed a perfect way to see more of the palace grounds. Midway through the ride, the tram stopped here, at La Flottille. We didn't plan on going and, in fact, had no idea it was even there. However, everyone else got off, and so did we. The space is lovely. The service is great. The prices are (Paris) reasonable. We had a crepe, a galette, and a few drinks. However, it was enough to perk us up for the ride home. And, FWIW, the food was better than our dinner at Mason Rostang, which is supposed to be a Michelin 2-star restaurant. Then again, just about all of our meals were better than there. Anyway, if you find yourself at Versailles, consider hopping on the tram and stopping off at La Flotille for a quick snack, if not a full meal.
This is basically the only restaurant at the Palace of Versailles, so my friend and I had to eat here since we were starving. They really pack you in! We were just 2 inches away from the next table. Our server was friendly, but our food wasn't very good. I had the steak frites, and it was a very tough piece of meat to cut through. A steak knife would have been great. The steak was also quite bland. The fries were really good, though. And they were extremely crispy. The salad seemed to be an afterthought and wasn't dressed at all. Just very bitter pieces of lettuce.
Highly recommend this restaurant if you're visiting Versailles. The service was great and the food was pretty good. We came with a tour group that had pre-chosen food for us. The steak and frites were good. The soft drinks are small and very expensive (5 euros each). You can sit inside or outside and it's a pretty big place. The servers speak good English as well. There are free restrooms in the back. You do not need a ticket into Versailles to get to this place. It's outside of the gardens.
Visited Versailles with friends and we dropped by for lunch. I left extremely satisfied with my choice: Fish & Chips. It was simple, but full of flavor. My friends all enjoyed their meals as well. We sat outside and it was a cute location with trees in between seating tables. Staff was courteous. read more
6 months ago
This is probably your best bet for dining at Versailles (aside from Angelina, which we didn't try, but at least it lives by some standards). We first popped into the quick service spot right outside the palace (Grand Cafe Orleans) and was very disappointed in the absolutely boring selection of sandwiches and prepared items. We decided to save our appetite until after we walked through the gardens and dine at La Flottille instead. This was a much better option. The food overall was satisfying and quite decent/good. It was crowded and quite loud, and our server was literally running around. He was very kind and did his best, but there was A LOT going on in there. That being said, I think it was still totally worth it to wait until we could sit down properly and eat some food cooked just for us. The prices were honestly fine in my opinion for a meal at Versailles. Although the food was good, it was still just average. Nothing to write home about but also satisfying enough that I would probably eat here again if I was visiting Versailles versus the other dining options. read more
29 days ago
Best place to eat in Versailles, they have lots of indoor and outdoor seating, great service & good food. It's nice to sit & relax after walking around the palace & gardens. We enjoyed everything we ate. The fish & chips were huge & it came with fries. The angus flank steak with shallot sauce & fries were good. But the beef fillet with pepper sauce was more tender. The fresh squeezed grapefruit just was a shot of juice in a wine cup, not worth the money. Lemonade in France is sprite. Homemade lemonade is lemonade. Overall a good meal in a nice restaurant. read more
A wonderful place to relax and enjoy a good meal when visiting the Versailles gardens. We booked it here to beat the lunch crowd and were seated immediately in the patio area with no reservation. About ten minutes later, guests without reservations were being turned away, so definitely get here early or make a reservation as restaurant options are limited within the gardens. Also be prepared for a considerable walk from the entrance. Our waiter was super prompt and friendly, and the food was delicious. I learned that deviled eggs in France are called eggs with mayonnaise, tried them here, and proceeded to order them at every restaurant I could find after. They were SO good. Highly recommend. Our group also got the cod, sausage with mashed potatoes, and the Dauphine ravioli. No plate had a hint of sauce left. I was so stuffed by the end of the meal, even hours later, that I could only take a few bites of the dessert my boyfriend ordered: the floating island. It was so unique, perfectly light and sweet, and a delicious end to a fantastic meal. read more
This was one of the locations I had picked before we came. I was a little disappointed to find they had stopped serving lunch and would not be serving dinner. It took hours to walk through Versailles and then through the gardens to make our way here and we hadn't eaten anything since the morning. However, they did still serve a partial menu and that was just as well. Daniel stepped out of his comfort zone and tried the beef tartar and I had the Dauphine Ravioli. The ravioli was absolutely divine and Daniel ate the entire serving of tartar. I did try one bite which was WAY out of my comfort zone but a local woman started a conversation with us and encouraged me to give it a try. She said it goes especially well with fries. It wasn't awful and it didn't kill me. If I wasn't so focused on it being raw meat and raw egg yolk I might have been able to enjoy it. I just can't though which makes no sense because I have no issue with raw fish. Make that make sense. Any way both dishes were fresh, prepared to perfection, and very tasty. Service seemed rushed. I think our server was ready to be done for the day but he was still very kind. I do recommend giving la flotille a try but definitely be there before 3:00 pm. read more
6 months ago
Went here for lunch with my husband after 4 hours of walking around Versailles when we were in desperate need of a place to rest our feet and recharge. The hostess and waiter were friendly and did not mind speaking English with us. I ordered the sausage and mashed potatoes and my husband had the steak frites. For drinks I had the Saint Germain spritz and my husband had a cider. The drinks and food came out almost instantaneously. My sausage dish had a tangy and flavorful sauce and the potatoes were creamy perfection. My husband loves his fries but was felt indifferent about the steak. He was happy that they accommodated his food allergy and left the shallot sauce off. We both loved our drinks-- his Natural Sauvage cider was dry and crisp and my spritz was well balanced and not overly sweet. The vibe is touristy which is to be expected since it's on the site of a very popular tourist destination. There is indoor and outdoor seating. We sat outside and they offered us a blanket because it was late October but we didn't need it. I would recommend this restaurant for anyone looking for friendly and fast service with decent food and tasty drinks conveniently located if you plan on visiting the Petit Trianon or Marie Antionette's Hamlet during your trip to Versailles. read more
Pleasant and conveniently located near Le Grand Trianon, this restaurant is a welcome spot to rest a bit after touring Versailles Palace, the gardens, and l'Orangerie; and before resuming your tour of the Trianons and Queen's Hamlet. I had a light (oh really?) lunch of foie gras and French onion soup gratinee - while perhaps a little cliched, it was a perfect restorative and gave me the needed calories to complete the tour. The soup was deeply flavorful broth and the foie gras deeply decadent. My wife had a more sensible meal of salad with beluga lentils. Very nice. read more
1 year ago
Nice spot to get something to eat in between walking from the palace through the gardens towards the Le Grand Trianon and Queen's Hamlet. Located next to the Grand Canal with an outdoor seating area to relax and enjoy the surrounding area. I didn't think the food would be anything special from what seemed like a random restaurant in the gardens, but all the food was great and not too expensive for the portion size. Even if you get something small, I recommend to check it out on a long day walking the gardens for a peaceful stop. read more
1 year ago
After a long walk exploring the Palace of Versailles and the gardens, we stopped by La Flotille for lunch. We ordered the duck confit with fingerling potatoes and sirloin steak with bernaise sauce which came with fries and salad. We got complimentary pretzels to snack on before our mains arrived. We were seated near the water where couples and families were rowing boats. A great spot to take in the view and relax after admiring the beauty and history of the palace. This was my first time having duck confit and it was simply amazing! It was a duck thigh covered in an amazing sauce. There were bits of the duck thigh that were very crispy. Not sure what the sauce is called but it was so yummy I had dipped all my fingerling potatoes in it. We also had complementary bread which I also used to dip the sauce.. none went to waste! As for the sirloin steak, they cooked it medium well. No complaints from my lunch partner here. An amazing meal we had, one I will not forget from this trip! read more
1 year ago
Food was pretty good. Service was absolutely horrible. I Came here to get lunch during our visit to the palace at Versailles. We had finished touring the main palace I was heading towards the petite Trianon when we found this place next to the gardens. We were cold I needed a place to warm up and sit down. We kind of knew it was gonna be a tourist trap but we didn't have any choices. It was pretty crowded, and we were able to get a table by the window. Our server was absolutely horrendous and very rude. Every time he would bring us anything he would basically slap it on the table. He was rushing us to order so that he could turn the table. Very un European of him. The food was pretty good, I would say four out of five stars. The presentation was nothing to look at. But at least the taste was good. Overall I would say a very mediocre experience, and the price was high as expected. Definitely will not go out of my way to come back here. read more
During our day in Versailles we walked just outside the gardens to eat at La Flotille. We were seated very quickly on their enormous patio. We ordered two of their pizzas for our meal, the Royale and the Trois Fromages. The Royale came with ham, mushrooms, and tomatoes while the Trois Fromages was a cheese pizza with goat cheese, mozzarella, and Roquefort cheese. All of the toppings were very fresh and the dough was cooked perfectly. We also saved a little room for dessert and ordered an espresso and the Fraise Melba, which was absolutely amazing with fresh strawberries. We lucked out and finished right as it started raining that day too, but it looked like there was plenty of umbrellas and cover on the patio anyways. If you are in Versailles, an excellent option for your meal. read more
Solid pizza for a reasonable price! Located in the gardens of Versailles, this quaint restaurant is for sure a tourist trap, but don't let that stop you. After wandering the gardens all day, we were famished, and decided to stop here for a relaxing lunch. We were seated outside. While it was a hot summer day, the shade and the attention of the waitstaff to quickly refill our ice water was deeply appreciated. I ordered a barbecue chicken pizza (could I be more American? I know, I know), which was yummy. The crust was not too thin or thick, just right to have a crust and soft filling. The toppings of chicken and veggies were a bit sparse, but nevertheless tasty. My friend ordered their Margherita pizza. Fresh, cheesy and thick, it was the perfect light lunch for a day to keep walking around afterwards. Overall, a great dining experience! read more
What a pleasant place to stop and recharge. We had finished our tour of Versailles and were about to trudge back to the train station when we noticed a tram tour of the gardens. We were too tired to walk, and the tram seemed a perfect way to see more of the palace grounds. Midway through the ride, the tram stopped here, at La Flottille. We didn't plan on going and, in fact, had no idea it was even there. However, everyone else got off, and so did we. The space is lovely. The service is great. The prices are (Paris) reasonable. We had a crepe, a galette, and a few drinks. However, it was enough to perk us up for the ride home. And, FWIW, the food was better than our dinner at Mason Rostang, which is supposed to be a Michelin 2-star restaurant. Then again, just about all of our meals were better than there. Anyway, if you find yourself at Versailles, consider hopping on the tram and stopping off at La Flotille for a quick snack, if not a full meal. read more
This is basically the only restaurant at the Palace of Versailles, so my friend and I had to eat here since we were starving. They really pack you in! We were just 2 inches away from the next table. Our server was friendly, but our food wasn't very good. I had the steak frites, and it was a very tough piece of meat to cut through. A steak knife would have been great. The steak was also quite bland. The fries were really good, though. And they were extremely crispy. The salad seemed to be an afterthought and wasn't dressed at all. Just very bitter pieces of lettuce. read more
Highly recommend this restaurant if you're visiting Versailles. The service was great and the food was pretty good. We came with a tour group that had pre-chosen food for us. The steak and frites were good. The soft drinks are small and very expensive (5 euros each). You can sit inside or outside and it's a pretty big place. The servers speak good English as well. There are free restrooms in the back. You do not need a ticket into Versailles to get to this place. It's outside of the gardens. read more
2 years ago
La Flotille is a very pleasant French cafe located in the gardens of Versailles. La Flotille has one of the most picturesque settings in all of Paris. Normally I would expect the food in such a beautiful location to be poor, but my duck confit was surprisingly good. Given the location, this will be one of the more memorable meals my family enjoyed in Paris. read more
6 years ago
After exploring the Palace of Versailles and onto the gardens, it was great to find this place upon our tour of the grounds. It truly was a hidden gem and a great addition to our Versailles experience. The establishment has been open since the 1800s and the exterior/interior are clearly reminiscent of long history of the restaurant and land that it is on. It is a very cozy place inside and you could spend a lot of time in there trying the wine, food, dessert, and baked goods. I ordered the duck confit and French onion soup, both of which were very delicious and well prepared. The quality is great and the prices are not a tourist trap. I truly did enjoy my dining experience at la flotilla and am happy to have stumbled upon it. - Ansel Ponce Diama read more
I feel like three stars is a bit low for this place. Four seems just about right. It's located within the gardens of Versailles and it offers a decent variety of food options. Well, mainly lunch options as this place closed when the Palace closes around 6. Food was pretty tasty and the pinapple was killer, especially after the long heat wave I had to endure during the day. The pizza has that wood oven feel to it, and it was fantastic. Don't let the reviews fool you, this place is great. read more
Quaint restaurant in the middle of the Gardens of the Palace of Versailles. After walking the gardens in the rain for multiple hours, we decided we needed to stop for a quick drink and snack to keep us going. This place did not disappoint at all. You can still sit close to the windows or outside and take in the breathtaking views of the incredible location in which you are at. The inside has so many valuable decorations and makes you feel like you are in the heart of Paris. It was raining quite hard at the time and we were taken great care of. It was almost as if we were in a movie scene just enjoying the company of others watching other families be happy and share food with one another. I would definitely recommend the croque monsieur, a staple dish of France. It has ham, cheese, and cilantro topped over bite size squares to share with others. read more
3 years ago
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7 years ago
Cute restaurant at the Versailles Palace Garden. They have pretty much everything on their Menu and the food it's pretty good. It was a life saver for me and wife since we were starving, cold and wet from the rainy humid weather. I end up eating here also with coworkers in a different time. The service is friendly and pretty efficient. It's worth to stop there and get a nice hot chocolate with a crepe. Good, clean and cute restaurant to rest after the exhausting walk around the immense Versailles Palace Garden. read more
I came here with my small tour group as part of a VIPs Versailles tour that included lunch at La flotille. We had a three course meal that included a garden salad with vinegarette, salmon or beef, and seasonal dessert. The service was quick and polite; our whole lunch service was complete in about 45 minutes. First came the garden salad with vinegarette dressing; it was very fresh and was a decent size. Then I ordered the salmon which came as a sort of potato soup with herb sprigs on top. Finally came our seasonal dessert; Apple tart. Everything was decent but I was hoping for a bit more since it is Versailles after all! read more
6 years ago
Solid French brasserie in the Versailles garden. Yummy good French cafe food choices. Cute outdoor and indoor space. The food is memorable and delicious. I would definitely return when I come back to France. read more
Apparently tourists were down in Paris in 2016, which makes me wonder how packed this place would have been had it been a normal year. La Flotilla is just outside the gates that lead to the gardens of Versailles and is located on one side of a large lake that stretches away from it. I stopped off here as I had decided to walk from the Triannons back to Versaille, and it was necessarily to stop by somewhere about half way to have a small drink, which I did. The place was quite crowded, though there was enough space to allow us to slip in to one of the tables. The service was quite prompt, and rather friendly as well. It was certainly a lovely restaurant in a lovely location, and they were more than happy to simply arrange for us to have drinks as well. However, it is the location that really stands out about this place. read more
7 years ago
This place was perfect for our lunch during our visit to Versailles! It was pretty packed when we got there. Waiters & people were everywhere. But although they were packed they still gave us good service. We were two, we both got a pizza and tried the lamb. After coming from Greece where I first tried lamb and knowing it's one of their specialties, this one couldn't compare but it was delicious either way. The pizza was perfect!! This probably sounds a little ridiculous but order the Coca Cola it actually tasted different than my other coke I've had. I would come back here. read more
7 years ago
I think I'll give it a 3 for fair. Parched from heat in the Chateau's Gardens, we needed some chiiled beer and some food ( always tempting ). Started off with the Foie Gras, which was pretty good and raised the expectation.But Carbonara cam out just okay, the lemon cocktail came out really sour and the beer WARM ! I was still hopeful about the Baba O Rhum but that was sheer disaster ! I had to tell the server, who was a very friendly and pleasant person, that we did not enjoy the sugar-syrup-dunked bread :( read more
For a nice casual dining experience, with a good view of the Versailles canal, La Flotille would do you right. Note that there are 2 "parts" to this little brasserie - 1 that is pricier than the other. I am not sure what makes the 2 so different aside from price and perhaps silverware, but of course we opted for the least expensive. And it was still a good dining experience. The entrees were good and the servings filling. The service was a bit slow...moreso when we were waiting for water or the check, but maybe this is a cultural thing? Unlike American restaurants, they also don't provide ice, even for an iced tea. read more
The location is amazing and the atmosphere and decor is just as nice. The service was good and the food was good. The price is also ok. I recommend if you are walking the gardens and would like a break before continuing. read more
5 years ago
14 years ago
While riding a rented bike along King Louis XIV's grand Canal spotted this lovely little French brasserie here. I did not have a meal. Next time I would make plans to have lunch on the canal and enjoy the Versailles Gardens. read more
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