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La Véranda

3.8 (46 reviews)
PriceyFrench
Open 6:30 am - 10:30 AM, 12:30 pm - 2:30 PM, 7:00 PM - 10:30 PM

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Classy
Quiet
Outdoor seating
Good for groups

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Dan M.

Prime rib was horrible no matter what you do don't get the prime rib Oysters was really fresh and good But damn the prime rib got me ducked up Next time I'll try the duck or something Service was good and punctual except they gave me a butter knife for the beef. I had to ask for a steak knife which makes me wonder why? Would I come back .. I would but not for the prime rib Edit The breakfast tho sheesh fire They had mangos and watermelon The staff works hard here doing the double shift Seen some members from last night here this am And a omelette station The bacon crispy The pastries fresh

Scallops and cod. Mashed potato side.

We had a wonderful lunch! The food was perfectly prepared and delicious! If you are coming to the Palace of Versailles, make a detour here for lunch of dinner.

Red wine, steak and potatoes
Peter B.

Impeccably good service with red wine from the local Chateau's that hit the spot. Food was great but the best part of this restaurant is the friendly and attentive service staff. A very upscale ambiance.

Steak and potatoes
Doug S.

Wow wow wow. The other restaurant was closed and we didn't want to walk down the street so we decided to try the hotel restaurant. Amazing. Staff was on point, but not pushy. Just there exactly when we needed them. The chicken was perfectly cooked. End to end soft and delicious. Im thinking water bath then finished in a broiler. A sauce was poured tableside. The sauce was amazing. Deep rich flavor. The crispy polenta was tasty but oddly shaped. I still can't get over how perfectly done the breast was. My wife's steak was done to her likeness. The benaise sauce terrific. Tarragon and creamy. The menu said a gratin of potato but fries came out. Who knows why. Our starters, risotto and duck liver, were fancy and delicious. Both had great flavor. It was my first duck liver and I would order it again. Paired very well with the apples and pear. I will also try to recreate the tomato risotto this summer when the garden has a bunch of tomatoes. Highly recommend. A tad pricy but it is a WA.

Alan D.

As Winston Churchill said, "Success is not final, failure is not fatal, it is the courage to continue that counts." We didn't care for La Veranda but I hope it continues to evolve and improve. And we'd eagerly return if it does. La Veranda is not terrible but very overpriced for what it was. We were disappointed. Average food and disorganized service in an elegant bourgeois setting on the edge of the Versailles gardens. It was hard to find, and quite a hike from both the center or the Versailles commercial district and the Chateau. Foodwise, meh. We had the ravioli, vegetable, soup, veal shank, quinoa salad, and cod. Nothing was that great. Not awful but not special or mind-blowing. Servicewise, yuck. They brought us things at the wrong time, got the order mixed up, and in a general state of befuddlement. Odd because we went late in the lunch hour and they weren't that busy. It might just be a training and personnel issue, but the service was lackluster. Pricewise, Whoa! Very expensive. I don't think Gordon Ramsey would be proud. Although it could be he's more focused on his Michelin starred restaurant adjacent to La Veranda. I feel confident in saying that his demanding persona on TV would not be happy with the food or service we experienced, I'm sure.

Dominique N.

Usually when it's the second restaurant of a hotel, even a 5 stars hotel, it can be just a Brasserie with basic dishes, or a pale " wanna be gourmet " thing. And usually the wine list is poor or uninteresting. Neither were the case for La Veranda. Service was welcoming and attentive. Dishes were tasty, imaginative, real good and not overpriced (59€ the 3 courses, or a tasting 4 courses at 79€). And the wine list contained lots of good references and winemakers, some in the biodynamic and natural wine kinds. A real good surprise.

Lamb puff appetizer
Alex P.

I'd say this restaurant is a bit underrated on yelp. After many jets, hotels and European cities, this was my last meal of the trip and all I have to say is that it was excellent. The duck was prepared extremely well, they didn't bother with silly questions of how do you want it cooked. They cooked it the way the French make it, medium or medium rare on the inside and well roasted on the skin. Delicious. Side of wasabi radishes made it just perfect. Don't be fooled by the name, Veranda. There is both outside and inside seating and inside is quite pleasant as well. Here is the part I really did not like at all: The pricing of their wine. I ordered a bottle of Chateau Maucaillou Moulis from 2010. This wine retails in the states for around $20. What was their price? 70 euros! Now, I understand that a restaurant up-charges for the wine, but this is a ridiculous amount. Enough about the wine, after a few glasses, I eased up on that frustration. Another item you must get is the lamb pastry! It was the highlight of the menu for me. For dessert, Marie Antoinette tea is spectacular and unique. It's made with rose petals from the garden of Versailles and scented with apples. One of my favorite teas in the world now. Be aware it will cost you, 35 euros for one small pot to be precise.

View from our table
Erin H.

My foodie friend really wanted to eat at one of Gordon Ramsay's restaurants on our recent trip. I'm generally satisfied with much less expensive food, but being a good friend, I obliged. I really figured she'd choose Gordon Ramsay, the restaurant next door, but she went with La Veranda instead. We both opted for the entree & dessert option which was €55/person. While on the pricey side, it was much less expensive than the tasting menu next door and included gratuity. We also shared a bottle of Riesling. The food was really quite good. I went with the pork. It was seared nicely and full of flavor. It came with mashed potatoes and an apple/onion salad. All of the flavors worked well together. Friend went with the special, which was chicken frickasee. It too came with mashed potatoes, but hers had mushrooms puréed in. I much preferred my pork to her dish. For dessert I opted for the chocolate mousse. It had a milky chocolate layer and a dark chocolate layer along with crunchy toffee-like bits. Delicious! Friend opted for a caramel something or other and it was divine. Service was good. We were treated very well despite being the only patrons in jeans (we weren't slovenly, but everyone else was in business attire - we were sightseeing). The location is beautiful with a lovely view out over the gardens/park.

Anne-Claire A.

The staff was super friendly, the decor obviously nice being in a palace and the food was delicious! My favorite dish was the burrata starter! To die for!! It's a bit expensive but not unreasonable especially if you take a menu. Worth it!!

Delicious food!!!
Mari A.

Don't believe all those bad reviews!!! We came earlier and they changed our reservation 30 mins earlier. The stuff are super attentive. We forgot something in the jacket's pocket, and they actually brought it by the table, waited till we get it and took it back. We've been asked if everything is ok at least 5 times. I asked how to get to the ladies room and the person explained the way and then still walked me there, all with the smile on his face. The food is amazing, we've been in Paris for 5 days- so far it's the best meal. Highly recommend! P.S. We are from NY, so we have high standards for the food, in case you are wondering

Scallops
Zorin D.

I started off with the Foie Gras pressed with beef bourguignon. I really couldn't get enough foie gras on this trip. This particular version was very good but I was a little let down by the fact that the beef notes were a little in the background and not at the forefront of the dish. It was a very subtle beef taste, but the plating was very beautiful. Next up were the scallops. They were served with an awesome bouillabaisse sauce. It was so tasty, that I had to resist the urge of picking it up and drinking it from its serving vessel. The scallops were fresh and cooked perfectly. You got the perfect amount of saltiness from the bacon and the bouillabaisse that went along with it. Then there were the vegetables that accompanied it which included mushrooms, marinated artichoke hearts and sun dried tomatoes. It was a great meal. My meal made it's way up to €70 once I paid for the bottle of water, glass of wine and coffee, which I thought was complimentary based on the fact that I didn't order it.

Desiree N.

Incredible meal. My husband and I decided to do the more relaxed Gordon Ramsay concept, on our last relaxing day in France. We will absolutely dine again and also try his other Michelin restaurant on the property. Every course was incredible. My main was the sea bass and my husbands was the duck. The fish was prepared perfectly and I could write songs about the sauce accompanying the fish. We had started our trip at Tour d'Argent )known for duck) in Paris, and my husband beloved the duck at la Véranda was much better.

L L.

La Veranda is one of two Gordon Ramsay restaurants within Trianon Palais hotel next door to Chateau de Versailles. I've eaten at both which live up to Gordon's reputation as an outstanding chef. The interior is elegantly designed with a sophisticated ambiance perfect for a quiet meal. The menu is expensive especially wine bottle selections. The appetizers and entrees are beautifully presented with a creative flair and flavoring that is worth the high prices. Service was outstanding as expected. It is business casual dress and reservations are highly recommended in advance.

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Entree & Main was tres magnifique! Rich eloquent food. A very worthwhile dinner location in Versailles.

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Solid French bar with good food. Nice selection of 8 beers on tap, with cocktails and mixed drinks…read moreavailable as well. I ordered the meat skewers (one beef and one chicken) and was quite pleased. It came with a decent bit of salad and we'll prepared fries. I speak quite limited French, but the bar tender was quite friendly and worked through the language with me. He offered several samples of the beers they had on tap before I made my selection. The place had a neighborhood bar feel to it, with regulars as well as tourists sitting side by side. I highly recommend the place for a quick bite to eat or a drink after visiting Versailles.

I'll try to write in English now, because I think it's kind…read moreof selfish to write in German about a place, hardly any German would ever discover. Except they know like us somebody living three streets away from this place. Le Moutbaron is a pub/bistro/billardhall and in the daytime it looks as if it's been closed since the 80ies. Kind of shabby, not that inviting in the daylight. But just like Robert Pattinson it looks way more inviting from dusk till dawn. We've been there twice. First because we just didnt't find any other place to get a beer on a saturday night in Versailles. It was kind of crowdet and the service needet a while. We also had a little problem communicating, since one of the waitresses (is the the plural of waitress? I hope so) spoke english just as bad as I speek french, but we tried our best and got what we ordered. (Two beer called Stella, better tham Kronbourg anyway). Actually we had a nice night there and even another Stella, whice was about 6 EUR, as far as I remember, a normal price in France. Oh right now on their webside they disclaim 4,80EUR. I don't remember it beein that cheap? Strange. Ah OK, I see it's the daytime card. At night (after 7 pm) 6EUR was right. Strange onlinecard though. The second time we went there for dinner accompained by our host living nearby and speaking better french than me. The menue was bilingual strange, because, unlike many places in Paris with only a french menue I don't think many tourist go astray to find this. I was very interested in fries on salad for about 5EUR. I wondered what this would look like. (I was serious, i did never mean to make fun of the French and their english) The boys went for burgers (about 12EUR). And fries. Big fat french fries. They're awesome. The waiter this night as far as I remeber one of the owners was speeking english quite good and considering his T-shirt was a fan of the british empier anyway. I asked for the fries on salad. Seriously. He looked a bit surprised and step by step we found out that it simply was a misspelling an meant was fries OR salad. In French it was spelled right of course, but as I said my French sucks. All of us laught about it and I got a really big bunch of fries and an even bigger salad on top. The food was OK, the boys liked their burgers, I think that the fries as well as the salad would have liked some more salt and pepper, but our host told us before that this is pretty normal in France. They generally spice very coutiously here. After all we had a fun night here. It was warm, we sat close to a window, and whenever the boys went out to have a smoke, they stood in frot of my window an I was leaning over the window bench like a kiosk lady. It's a fun place. You can definately go there. I never played billard there cause I hate billard. Ok, I didn't expect i was able to write such a long article in English. Please correct mistakes if you find them.

La Véranda - french - Updated May 2026

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