This is an amazing place for fondue or stone roasted meats in Orléans. We had the amazing cheese…read morewith mixed mushrooms and it was amazing! The place is near old town so you can wander around after dinner. It is highly recommended!

From the owner: La qualité mise en valeur par la simplicité ! Dès l'entrée, c'est une déco originale et colorée qui…read morevous saute aux yeux. Le lieu est un peu baroque avec des banquettes rouges. Découvrez un mur de peintures de maîtres avec notamment des tableaux de Van Gogh. Même le plafond, un ciel bleu nuit a été magnifié par une artiste peintre qui s'est inspirée de l'œuvre du Petit Prince de Saint Exupéry avec des motifs peints. Et au moment de l'addition jetez un oeil à la caisse enregistreuse qui date de 1890! Ce décor haut en couleur contraste avec une carte très simple. Au menu 3 plats : fondue savoyarde, bourguignonne et pierrade au bœuf (pas de raclette). La cuisine est très spécialisée afin de proposer une qualité optimale. L'assiette est généreuse avec 300 grammes de bœuf par personne. Tout y est fait pour se régaler. Il parait même que les pommes de terre qui accompagnent les plats sont à croquer... croustillantes et fondantes à l'intérieur! Comme l'indique le nom du restaurant Heureux

From the owner: Chalet de Savoie dans le centre Joli chalet au milieu de la rue Bourbonnoux, Le Savoyard vous…read moreemmène gaiement faire un tour du coté des montagnes. Au programme : matafans, tartiflettes, fondues savoyarde, en somme tout pour se réchauffer simplement.

Restaurant sympa avec des plats simples mais délicieux !…read more I love these kind of mom and pop shops. Nothing fancy - but good food and nice atmosphere. The décore is eclectic to say the least. The staff is fun to talk to and I was even able to purchase a book from their collection. I am one happy camper.

The Quick: We did not enjoy this place one bit. The food was not tasty, it felt very touristy,…read moreoverall do not recommend.

What a gem of an establishment! As Americans, the twin owners were extremely friendly, funny,…read morehelpful, and gave fantastic recommendations for wine and food. We had no complaints about any of the courses. The prix fixe was great value, and the ambiance of the restaurant is small and special. I would recommend this restaurant to anyone visiting Blois, and I highly recommend the croq chou, one of the top, if not the best dessert I have ever tasted! 10/10.

In the middle of a far-too-compressed chateau trip from Paris, we stopped here for lunch. Chose…read morethis spot based on reviews. Unfortunately my meal was forgettable. Service was friendly and efficient enough. No complaints there. I chose the plate of the day, which was a steak in red wine sauce. The dish was visually appealing, with artfully diced and presented squash, asparagus, and carrots, potatoes, and the sauce with shallots. However, the flavor was lacking, and the meat was unevenly cooked and tough in spots. The appetizer of 3 shrimp in a carrot-cardamom purée was good, but not exceptional. The presentation was outstanding. I also had a glass of very average house wine. My companion's fish with coconut-lime sauce was better, with nicely cooked scorpionfish. Verdict - this sounds terrible, but while the value was good for the meal (e29 total), I wish I had stopped at the bakery-cafe down the street instead as I expect the dishes would have been more flavorful. Either that, or my palate was just off during the visit. I've never touched the salt shaker in France before but this time, the flavors needed a boost.

Had a great meal. Saw a review on Yelp and thought let's try…read more We had 1 beer, 2 glasses of wine, a Coke Zero, then had 2 bowls of Onion Soup (only missing that nice seal of cheese on top but a good glob in the soup but that could be their way for service) then had Norwegian salad and a duck burger with salad side and fries. All that for 68€ which I think is excellent value. Food was very good and we were full when we left. Definitely stop here. BTW the waiter was a definite 10 and spoke very good English. We asked about the wine with dinner and he paired it flawlessly. A great meal, sitting outside in nice weather. Is there anything better???

Surprisingly awesome. Very affordable. Dinner starts at 7pm like most restaurants in France…read more Everything in the menu was very good.

Great service Beautiful place with amazing view on the…read moreLoire. Try the friture with the appetizer !!!! We ordered the "filet de Rouget" and a "salade océanique". It was super tasty !!!! We end our lunch with a "cafe gourmand" Definitely a place I will recommend to anybody.

Good food but terrible and slow service... Mussels are good, fries are delicious, desserts are…read moreexpensive and service is not polite and unfriendly. Too bad because they have potential.

Absolutely wonderful place for lunch. The two wonderful ladies don't speak a lot of English but…read morehey, you're in France. The lunch board is simple wonder and reasonably priced. With main course and dessert for 18e. The steak/ fries/salad was wonderfully prepared. The fish in white wine sauce with mixed potatoes and cream, Unreal. The desserts and plentiful and tasty. Will be back.

Fantastic restaurant, dishes are delicious and great quality…read more Very nice place to eat. The staff is cordial. Merveilleux restaurant, les plats sont délicieux et la qualité des produits au rdv! Le cadre est merveilleux et le personnel chaleureux.

The atmosphere was really cute with a bird theme. The service was good. The food was good. I had…read morepressed and filet steak with fries. For dessert I had something chocolate with popcorn. It was good! I do recommend.

It's not often i give a 5 star review, but the price/quality here was most excellent. It can be…read morechallenging to find outstanding food in particularly small and touristy spots like this, so we were very happy and surprised to find this place. While the menus come in a range of prices, we took the lowest price menu "the confidence", which is 38 Euros. For that you get amuse bouche, a starter soup, a starter, a main, a dessert and the mignardise. That's a lotta food for 38 Euros. We also added wine onto that, of course. We started with a glass of rose (at 5 Euros!), ordered a half bottle (can't remember which), and then finished with two glasses of Chenin. our total bill came to 120 Euros - a steal, I think, for everything we had. And for a Michelin starred restaurant (which i believe it is...) The only thing I might criticise is the food didn't seem super inventive. But, we did take the basic menu, so maybe things get a little more unusual the farther upscale you. Regardless, everything we ate was fantastic. The potato/chorizo emulsion/soup thing they serve before the meal is amazing. The service was excellent. We took a seat outside on the terrace directly in front of the chateau. Having peaked inside, it looked beautiful, but maybe a little stuffy, so I'd eat outside again if I return.