Worst lunch of all time. Food was bad, service was abominable, and atmosphere was the worst. Summer…read moredinners in the courtyard are probably decent, but outside of that, steer clear.

nice rooms, beautiful garden at the hotel in very romatic historical town of artists.read more

From the owner: En souvenir C'est en 1964 que Claude François s'installe au moulin, entre Etampes et Fontainebleau…read more Petit cocoon de la famille, de nombreuses fêtes sont organisées avec le gratin du spectacle des années 60 et 70. Dans ce havre de paix, loin des journalistes et de la foule, les enfants grandissent. Claude François meurt en 1978. Plus tard, la famille Lescure achète le moulin. Ils y organisent un festival consacré au chanteur.

This is one of the most amazing hidden gems we've been to in France! After a long day of…read moresightseeing in Fontainebleau my large family didn't have reservations and this restaurant was able to seat us immediately, and they even stayed open late for us. The food was nothing less than fine dining and everyone loved their dish, even the kids! If you are visiting Fontainebleau forest do not pass up the chance to eat here!

Wonderful gastronomique restaurant with a welcoming atmosphere in a small town. We all enjoyed our…read moremeals.

This is my favorite restaurant in France, hands down. I know that it lies on the same street as…read moremany Michelin Star restaurants that are supposed to be the best in the world, but any time I was on Grande rue, La Boheme was where you would find me. I always ordered the duck for my main course, which is a-m-a-z-i-n-g. It's cooked to crisp perfection. I love love love duck and this is the best that I had anywhere (other than perhaps Peking Duck in Beijing but that is something totally different). And for dessert, the profiteroles are my favorite dessert anywhere in the world. They are huge and filled with ice cream rather than cream, and lots of ice cream, not just that BS scoop that you get other places, and smothered in hot fudge. Yum!!! Oh how I miss living in France sometimes...

La Bohème is a very pleasant spot in the charming village of Barbizon…read moreThe main attraction is the garden! Food is good - standard French fare Service is good Prices: lunch for 2 with a half bottle of wine came out to almost 100 euro

The meal started with the amuse which this particular evening was a plate bite-size Cantaloop…read morepieces surrounding a fresh burrata. Drizzled on the plate was eight balsamic syrup and a very liquidy basil pesto. The flavor were Full of contrast and created a very fresh and herbal start to the meal. - very well executed and tasty. The meal continued with the first course which seemed a little Asian inspired given the sweet & sour peppers which were present on both dishes. Interestingly enough the similarities did not and there as both also had the same type of sauces: a very thick age reduced balsamic and a war sister sauce. The primary components of the dishes were extremely well executed on one side very classic (tuna and foi gras) and on the other side very whimsical (langoustine wrapped in Kataefi (thin Greek noodle)). Other than the fact that there was a lot of things going on on the plate the dishes were excellent.

Very classic but very tasty plates. The atmosphere is still well maintained as old days. The Showa…read moreemperor of Japan visited this restaurant. The salon where the meal was served to the emperor is now named as "Salon de Hirohito" honoring his visit.

This restaruant showcases local products in season. It rotates its menu regualry. You only have…read moretwo choices of appetizer, entree, and dessert from the menu. Around 41 to 57 Euros for the menu. Small intimate and fairly out of the way for most Parisians. I enjoyed the grlled squid as an appetizer, a course of three different meats for entree, and Roasted Pair for desset. If, you want a quiet get away this is the place.

Fancy a slice before a walk in the woods? Then straight on over to this posh pizzeria where you can…read moretuck in to one of the tasty pies on the sunny outdoor terrace or indoors in the modern lodge dining room. This is Barbizon, so expect to see your touristy neighbors decked out in Chanel and taking selfies while sipping some of the fine wines available by the glass or bottle. The service was a little slow the day we arrived and our kid-heavy table started to get very antsy, but nevertheless the pizzas really were yummy and the ingredients super fresh. Just expect to pay Paris prices since Barbizon could be the 21st arrondissement, just smaller, more adorable and with a giant forest attached to its side.