Beware- there is a new chef and none of the photos and reviews from TA and Google apply anymore. I…read moregot food I wouldn't serve to an animal let alone people. Oily , garbage cut of the fish and I still feel sick. Absolutely nothing I showed photos of was available because "new chef". The only vegetable was eggplant (basically a starch ) and linguine (what?) Avoid until there's a new chef again.

Amazing oysters (and very high quality for the price), wonderful champagne by the glass, and…read moreservice. The space was adorable.

Great locals lunch spot. Fresh and delicious! Had a lovely lunch on the patio in between champagne…read moretastings. Perfect.

Les Cornichons is a cute restaurant and bar with a modern and unique, hipster like feel. I had a…read morequick lunch here with a group of 8. We made a reservation a few hours before, and were accommodated for lunch on a Thursday with our large party without any issues. We were sat against the wall with the fold down movie theater seats but be careful - when I stood up I ended up pulling my seat off and was no longer able to use the chair! Most of the diners in my party shared different burgers (which they all enjoyed and seemed to be enough to share). I selected the Le Wok de Canard which was a duck stir fry. It was very delicious and the meat was quite tender. It was served on a bed of thinly slides vegetables like carrots and zucchini. For being located in a smaller city (not Paris) I would have expected the servers to be a little more friendly but they were friendly enough for it not to impact our experience. I would recommend Les Cornichons but allow for more time to enjoy the decor and atmosphere.

Stay away…read more Overbearing and overly familiar waiter, over priced wine of questionable origin. 5 white asparagus for €15.50 and the beef filet the size of a deck of card for €28. Soft and oily French fries, over cooked beef and absolutely no seasoning (not even salt) on either the beef or fries. What a disappointment.

From the owner: Et une choucroute de poissons Chaleureux et accueillant, le restaurant La Côte à L'os propose,…read morecomme son nom ne l'indique pas, également un large choix de poissons et de fruits de mer, ce qui en fait un lieu unique sur Charleville-Mézières, ville peu habituée aux mets marins. Taverne au premier étage, ce restaurant de tradition propose une cuisine de terroir, également portée sur le gibier, entre septembre et février.

This restaurant was recommended by the receptionist at Roderer, and rightly so. The ambiance, thé…read moreattentive wait staff, and the flair are comparable to a fine champagne house. I took the waiter's recommendation for the pouilly fuisse and nibbled on an amuse bouche while perusing thé menu. Perfect - crisp and refreshing. I settled on the fixed price menu and was delighted with my selection. First course was lox with a beet salad. Perfectly cubed beets lightly dressed and nice pieces of salmon. For the main, I had pork with wild rice. The plate was hot and the portion was generous. Delicious. Dessert - a pistachio eclair. Wildly good. Sometimes the pastry can be slightly soggy - this one crackled under the fork. The filling was plentiful and the tartness of the fresh raspberries paired well. A delightful meal.

We made reservations for 7pm and the resto was rather empty. However, soon enough it was filled up…read moreand almost every table was occupied. The resto is " large " in that there is a downstairs and an upstairs seating area. We were seated upstairs. The styling and decor are quite nice and they added to the ambiance. The staff downstairs knew English. The wait staff assigned to our table did not. However, her English was much better than my high school French by leaps and bounds! Needless to say, we were able to order our food. We ordered the 3-course menu, but started with oysters. The oysters were the star of the meal followed by the chicken. I really liked the soup - it tasted like butternut squash but I'm not sure. Enjoy!

We had a pretty good dinner here. The highlights were: *…read moreBlue lobster, tomato water, and basil sorbet * Sea bass cooked on the skin, chanterelles, gnocchi, and Coteaux de Layon * Fig pavlova * Opera cake with arabica coffee ice cream * More miniature desserts to end the meal! The lamb from Lozère, goat cheese ravioli, and zucchini flower dish was just okay, but I have found that France in general does not prepare meats as well as the U.S. At the end of the meal, just when I thought I couldn't stuff more food into my stomach, the staff brought out more miniature desserts...which I managed to somehow squeeze into me. Did I mention there were more miniature desserts after the actual dessert course yet?!

Amazing! Food and ambience. Service was very good as well. They speak limited English.read more

I am visiting Reims for the first time I stayed in the…read morehotel and ate in restaurant( 1 dinner, 1 Lunch and had room service once. The food is EXCELLENT! The service EXCELLENT! Consistent every time! Everything we ate was delicious and fresh! The ambience is calm, Relaxed and elegant all at the same time! I will come back to this restaurant and hotel EVERY time I come to visit my daughter in REIMS THANK YOU for quality on ALL levels; Food, Service, Ambience!! Run to this restaurant!

I have dined here many, many times. Normally it is a 5-star experience. This time, however, they…read morehad no foie gras and the fish portion I received of the Turbo was shockingly small for the price paid. It was ok, but had many bones in the small filet. Others in our group were also disappointed with the chicken Caesar salads.

Best Mussels in all of Belgium. Enough to take home and savor for 4 more days. Outstanding service.read more

Recommended by a friend, especially as I was craving mussels. Found the location with no problem…read moreand no issues parking though, like many places, it didn't have a parking lot. I ordered the 1kg mussels with ham, peppers, Rochtfort Cheese and onion, side of frites and an Orval. The mussels were absolutely fantastic and had more than enough to take home. Price seemed reasonable. Rarely ever give five stars but feel this place deserves it!

Dinant is definitely worth a visit. However, this restaurant is not. I started with a mixed salad…read morewhich would have been refreshing and light if not for the heap of an awfully heavy dressing. Then for the main course I had the "homemade" grey shrimp croquettes which were barley filled with shrimp and came with no fried parsley or lemon. These were served with fries which were not bad, but were very bland. Service was very very slow and we had to go down to ask for water and pay the bill. Overall my dishes (2) came to the price tag of €40. We didn't bother with desert. In the end I recommend going out of Dinant for dinner even though the places are harder to find but are cheaper and much better.

From the owner: Spécialité de moules. + de 30 façons. Grillades, salades,…read moreplats brasserie, menu enfant, poissons. Menus pour groupe (min 20 personnes) sur demande

Amazing restaurant! Had the pizza Reine, and it was delicious! The blueberry pie was also so great…read more They had some very good beer local to Reims to go with the pizza. The gentleman working (Vincent, who I am assuming was the owner) was very accommodating and embraced the language barrier and used his phone to have a conversation with us. We really enjoyed our visit and will definitely return next time we are in Reims.