I'm not gonna lie, this probably wouldn't have been my top choice of places to go if I was choosing…read morefrom a list, but it was recommended to us by our bed and breakfast host, and she was willing to give them a call to make a reservation, so we decided to give it a try. We thought she was probably getting some sort of kick-back, but it did make deciding easier so we headed here for dinner. The booking was probably a bit superfluous as we were the only people there to start. Later, more people showed up, it's probably due to us eating earlier than most French people. Since it was summer and gorgeous outside, they sat us in their rooftop garden. It was really amazing up there. Since it was a pizzeria, we went for pizzas of course (again, not what I would probably choose as a first choice in France). We had some green salads to go with, and my partner ordered a mojito (as I was driving). The mojito was really good (and strong). At one point someone ended up picking more mint from the herb garden on the roof as well, so it's nice to know that the ingredients are really fresh. The pizzas? Fantastic. I had a foie gras pizza (because France) and the toppings were really fresh and amazing. I'd never had red currants on pizza, but I'd do it again. The crust was cracker thin, crisp and amazing. My partner had the barbeque pizza with a base of barbeque sauce and several types of meat. Also really fantastic. I was blown away. Some of the best pizza I've had. The salad were a nice touch as well. For dessert I had tiramisu made with the rose biscuits of Reims. I really enjoyed it. My partner had the ile de flotante, which was also nice, but it turns out isn't made in house (the menu did say that), so it wasn't as good as some I've had in the past. But who cares? Everything was great. The service was really good as well, which is always a plus when you're in Europe. We actually thought about trying to come back here another night, but they were closed so it didn't work out, but if you're in the area, it's definitely worth stopping in.

Great food, neat neighborhood setting. The waitstaff are very friendly. You really get the…read moreimpressions that you are eating with and like the local folks.

Fabulous food, great service, wonderful ambiance! We loved everything about Au Petit Fourneau!read more

We arrived off the train from Paris and found this spot with lovely outdoor seatings on a Summer…read moreafternoon. We quickly were seated, and ordered. The burgers were amazing, some crazy good cheese and sauce! The kids loved this place too and the service was perfect. Really nice staff. We went back a second time during our trip and brought the rest of our group.

My husband got carpet bombed by the French pigeon air force as they scored a direct hit into his…read morecafe noir on a pleasant morning after our wonderful Moet & Chandon tour. Imagine our surprise as 3 loud thuds bombed our table.. LOL. Yes, so if you sit outside you have been warned. Aside from the catastrophe, the food was excellent. The french onion soup was flavorful and came with large fresh baguette slices, onions, and a bowl of add-yourself shredded cheese. The tagliatelle carbonara pasta was rich and filled with pancetta. We devoured everything. My husbands lemon and sugar crepe was equally enjoyable paired with his cafe noir. Thank god they gave us another cup after the pigeon incident. Btw, we had a good laugh with our French server who spoke almost no english. Talk about bonding! This is a place where locals hang out. Good sign!

This little gem in the village of Etoges may have been the find of our entire trip back to France…read more When we found the restaurant at the chateau we were spending a few days at was closed for our visit, our concierge advised us that this was a place that we could walk to from the chateau and have a authentic french meal. It was so authentic that the gentlemen did not speak one word of english! That is okay! We are in France, after all! I had to suffer my way through my awful french and figure out what we were ordering and actually order it for my boyfriend and I! The prix fixe menu was 15 euro! 4 courses for 15 euro?! I actually thought after the very expansive first charcuterie boardd, that I had read the menu wrong, and since La Forge only takes euros , my boyfriend discreetly started counting our combined euros! His first course was a lardon salade; the bacon pieces were so thick and the dijon vinagrette in France is nothing compared to bottled junk in the US. My charcuterie plate had 5 meats with pates and a foie gras, pickles and chutney, and of course, as the french do it.. never ending baguettes. Our bottle of local french red wine: 7euro. I had a duck breast with a champagne sauce and potato mash. Divine. He had a pork tenderloin with dijon sauce and potatoes. The cheese course was filled with french cheeses that threw my very American boyfriend very off. I thought we may have a international incident on our hands. Oh Americans. The french man seems to own this little cafe housed at the bottom of a home. He cooked everything to order and was eager to please us. There was a huge roaring fireplace in the small, quiet, quiet, rustic french adobe. We absolutely loved it. We passed on our fourth course, because I honestly thought that I was mistaken about the price when our portions were so massive. I felt they must be 15 euro per course. Well, I was wrong. Total bill was 44 euro out the door; including the corked and re-corked fresh bottle of local wine to take back to the chateau! I can't wait to return!

We stopped in shortly before lunch to have a café au lait. The proprietors had set the tables for…read morelunch so invited us to sit at the bar. It was really cold outside and the roaring fire was wonderful making the place very cozy. Unfortunately we didn't get to stay for lunch as we know it would have been delightful with authentic French regional cuisine. We watched the cook in the kitchen preparing everything from scratch. The café au lait was perfect!

10/10 hotel in terms of service, the views, and the rooms. It was beautiful to stay at - the rooms…read morehad a nice view as well as a private patio, and we were welcomed into the room with a great bottle of champagne. The hotel also had bikes you could borrow to bike around the town and the vineyards. Such a gorgeous property, and definitely one that's worth the money.

Beautiful hotel! It's a little challenging to find, but once…read morethere it's so worth it. Absolutely beautiful decor, great service and wonderful views! The bar menu is great as well- one of the best burgers I've had in Europe!

Our lunch at Les Avises was by far the best meal of our trip to Champagne. The lunch is a set…read moremenu. The appetizer was a melon, proscuitto, burrata combination with pesto. The main was beef with pommes puree and vegetables. The dessert was the perfect ending to a perfect meal, a light pistachio cream with nuts. Though each course was relatively simple, they were all delicious and perfectly done, and the price isn't too outrageous when you consider the quality. Highly recommended.

The food and service was amazing! Pair it with their ambiance of fresh flowers on the table, adds…read morethe awe touch. Menu is a Ipad and English version offered. Amuse bouche was provided, which was a bite sized pate. Oysters were so fresh, well cleaned and tasted like the sea. Simple and refreshing. Truffle scallops carpaccio was also a winner too! It was superbly decadent. I could have three orders of it. Rack of lamb is a must get! They cut it in front of you and cooked perfectly well on medium rare! Yum! Their fish was nice and simple and cooked crisp.The egg garnish was something different with it. They have ice cream! It's great for the summer weather. We got rum and raisin. The rum was a bit overpowering, but finished up the meal well. Lovely place! If I had more days in Champagne, would go here again before I leave. Will return.

Food was excellent, service was outstanding. Highly recommend. Table side tartar was one of the…read morebest I've had. Fish was cooked perfect. Great wine and champagne list.

We really had a fun time with the owner and the food was very good and it is a beautiful area of…read morethe champagne region

This was the most amazing meal we have had in France. We have eaten in a lot of French restaurants…read morein Paris the last two weeks. All have been varying degree of good. But by far, this is the best meal I've ever had. I plan to bring my husband to Reims for the sweet smaller town feel and amazing warm food and service at VO. Merci beaucoup!

What a fantastic little find! Small place, make a reservation. Had the plat du jour. foie gras -…read moregreat, sliced scallops - great, grilled turbo with asparagus and a white wine sauce - amazing, heated full-size mandarine sitting on a cookie, topped with whipped cream and drizzled with honey - excellent! Great champagne by the glass and the young servers were running as fast as possible. Bonus points for menu in English! No downsides here. Oh, and the 3-course meal was only 42 euros!