Absolute gem of a place.wandered in and was greeted warmly. Yummy canapes were immediately placed…read moreon the table as well as cold water. Local juices, jams and products lined the wall. The food was exquisite. Every bite, a delight. Ordered the duck breast and the pork filet and was so happy with those choices.

At first glance, this seems like your average bistro, with a red façade and a nice terrace…read more... Except that it's just the opposite! At Les Bistrophiles, David and Isabelle Romaska are hiding a real treasure trove of carefully chosen French products. Including: white wine from the Coteaux de Suresnes for the chicken terrine; goat cheese from the Pamfou farm - who also supply the Élysée Palace! - for the salad; Provins mustard and new potatoes from Essonne to eat with the "cat tongue" Salers steak; a Nemours poppy syrup drizzled over the iced parfait.... And don't forget about the épicerie corner, filled with other great finds: rose honey from Carla Renault, saffron from Mortery.... To drink, there's a beautiful selection of local blonde beers, like La Briarde, or an amber beer from Thomas Becket of the Brasserie Larché in Sens (€4.60 for 33 cl). Menus €14.90 to €25, kids €9.50, à la carte €27-44. // R.deC.

Open for food at 4:30 pm! Hard to find in France. Walking distance from several hotels. The town…read morewas quaint and cute, very glad I walked over there. I ordered the rump steak skewers medium well. I hated to do it, but they were bloody and I asked for them to be cooked more. No judgement, just cooked more. The potatoes were AMAZING! The house wine was very nice. I heartily recommend Brassserie Le Village.

Service was okay. The entrecote was not medium rare like I ordered but rather rare and as the…read morepicture shows, was not tender and it was full of gristle. At least I didn't need dental floss. It was very disappointing but beats premade sandwiches at the hotel.

It's a Brasserie with a large outdoor seating space in the middle of Epernay. And they're open on…read moreSunday night which is AWESOME. It's not Michelin star dining but you already know that going in and this place is very good for what it is. You'll find quite a few locals here and a lot of beer drinkers - beer is "hot" in France and especially on a very hot weekend with temperatures above 90 degrees Fahrenheit there were more people enjoying a beer than wine. But the small wine list included some nice options including a nice Gobillard Blanc de Noirs and the food was very good. My salmon was (somewhat surprisingly) perfectly cooked and great - the haricot verts were a bit bland and overcooked but still healthier than frites. My wife's pizza had a typical French crust and with the standard ham & mushroom toppings was very tasty. I would generally give this place 4 stars and I'm definitely a fan. However, you have to take it for what it is - as far as Brasseries go this is one of the better places you'll find in small towns across France. And the main other review on here is complaining about the steak - let's be honest, if you order steak or sausage in France it's usually a bit more funky and just different than you may expect despite the common names. For the most part, the kitchen here does a pretty good job even on a hot day when it had to be sweltering in back. If you're looking for a casual outdoor meal in Epernay with good food & drink and generally friendly service, you may have found your place.

In Epernay and Reims doing champagne tours. This was recommended by a local. Food was ok but…read moreservice lacking. Service in Paris was much better. Had to flag down waitress to order dessert and another drink. Clearly don't understand the idea of tipping. They auto add 15% so I guess they don't care. When we received good service we always left an extra 10%. #It'sachoicenotagoodone!

Oh my goodness, what a find! We stopped here for no better reason than our apartment was right…read morearound the corner and we were in the mood for a nice French lunch. Such good luck! I started with the free-range eggs with mayo, and my wife started with the leeks with vinaigrette. The eggs were delicious, but the leeks may have been the best preparation I've ever had in my life. For our main courses, she had the egg muffin, and I had the sausage and mash. Our meal was superb. Whoever is in the kitchen has clearly learned the art of French cuisine well. Service was fantastic, the people-watching (we ate al fresco) was fantastic, and I simply couldn't think of a way to make this a better meal.

How was flying out Charles de Gaulle Airport the next day and I just arrived from Frankfurt Germany…read moreby train when I looked up a French restaurant near the Gard du Nords train station and found BB. Luca was my server and he was very welcoming in hospitable to this weary traveler. I sat on the patio towards the end of the row so I could take in the atmosphere and people watch a bit. Luca Recommended a meal with a mashed potatoes and sausage with French bread and salad and it sounded tasty so I gave it a go! All the flavors went well together; mashed potatoes were well seasoned the sausage had a good flavor, and the salad with the vinaigrette added a crunch in an extra flavor as well. I drank a French hard cider while I gobbled up my meal, which also was new for me and tasted great after I was done my meal. Luke brought me a shot with rum and some other ingredients, including lemon that definitely hit the spot after a good meal.I recommend Brasserie Belanger for anyone near GDN Train Station that enjoys great food and patio dining. Cheers!

From the owner: Dans un cadre sympathique et convivial, Le Paprika vous propose une cuisine traditionnelle,…read more élaborée exclusivement à partir de produits frais. La carte est renouvelée tous les jours pour le déjeuner ou le dîner. Nous vous proposons de découvrir nos différents plats du jour à partir de 8,90€. Dès les beaux jours vous pourrez apprécier votre repas en terrasse. Possibilité d'accueil de groupes sur demande pour vos événements professionnels ou privés. Idéal pour les grandes occasions, l'établissement est privatisable et met à votre service son savoir-faire pour l'organisation de vos événements.

We knew we were having a big dinner, so we stopped in here to have a "light" lunch. We got some…read moreoutdoor seating since it was a hot day, and it's nice to be able to sit outside. However, there is a lot of traffic on the road, so that did deter a bit from the dining atmosphere. It also took ages for our order to get taken, but when it did, things picked up quite a bit. We started with a great bottle of Rose champagne (as you do when you're in the region), and thoroughly enjoyed it. So much that we hunted down the winery later and bought a couple of bottles to take home. I decided to get the salmon three ways (tartare, smoked and grilled), while my partner got the beef three ways (tartare, smoked and grilled). They also gave us some great nibbles to start, including a bit of salmon pate. (You know, just in case I needed more salmon). The mains were great. All of my salmon was really tasty. I had a bite of my partner's tartare, and it was also fantastic. And there was quite a bit of texture which really made me like it quite a bit. All in all, lunch here was really good, and I would totally recommend it to anyone in the area!

Perfect classic French food at more than fair prices. My friend and I split the formule with two…read moreentrees, and we were still near to bursting. She had what looked like a scallop pot pie, that was big and overflowing to the point I initially thought it was a main. I had frog legs and escargot in a casserole ramekin that was fortunately smaller, because it was so rich. Our third friend had a standard but still great french onion soup. For mains, we split the supreme chicken and braised beef - both with more generous offerings of meat than we were expecting. To finish, we had such a high quality tarte fine aux pommes with homemade ice cream. The quality of the ingredients and execution was so superb that we couldn't believe it was simply vanilla bean, apples, and butter. Although it felt almost sacrilegious to be in Epernay and not have Champagne, the cheap pichets of wine were too good to pass up. Coffees were also cheap and fortunately not burnt like in Paris. Everyone, from the manager, to our server, and the busser, was friendly and helpful - a nice change of pace for my friends who were tired of the Parisian gruffness. The restaurant is located on the picturesque square, just around the corner from the main avenue for Champagne. We got there at a pretty late hour for lunch, but they were still happy to serve. I highly recommend this as the lunch spot before you go tasting.

The place has a good ambiance with a clean environment. The first thing that a place should please…read moreme. Modern design and lay out of the place is good as well. Food served is good but not really an A+++ though I ordered one of the specialty of the house. Waiters are friendly and speaks english which is very important in every establishments.

Not wanting to get stuck in a tourist trap, my husband and I found this place thru Yelp! It is…read moreamazing! Even though the waiter didn't speak English he was very helpful and friendly! The bellini's came in a martini glass and were refreshing and good plus they came with marshmallows and the food was delicious !!!! We shared the 5 cheese potatoes and that was enough to keep us full for hours. Amazing food!!

Good first meal. I got the linguine with shrimp and vegetables. The shrimp was fine. Wait time was…read morea little longer than expected but the waiter is super nice. Nice spot and view is great. We sat outside and could see the carousel moving. Great first meal in France.

Large portions, especially the starter fromage and charcuterie platter - small portion filled up…read morethe two of us before the main plates arrived! Croquet madame was excellent but the pomme fries left much to be desired.