From the owner: Pays de Bray Ah le beau lieu et la belle maison : vous êtes en Pays de Bray, le pays où les hêtres…read moresont hauts, l'herbe verte et les pommes croquantes. A quelques minutes de Forges et de son célèbre casino, Marie-France et Patrick Ramelet, et depuis peu, Dorothée L'Hernault, vous invitent à une partie de campagne gourmande. Pour retrouver le goût de l'authentique et d'une cuisine régionale préparée avec brio et élégance.

Had lunch, with a choice of three fixed price menus, EU20, 25 and 30 with a choice of three things…read morefor each of the entree, main and dessert..Place was quiet so our party of 6 occupied the entire 2nd floor. The decor is quaint, provincial and atmosphere is highly relaxed. The very friendly owner/server was in jeans and speaks competent English or enough to help diners through the choices. There is a mix of veg, seafood and red/white meat dishes through all the menus so there's something for everyone. All our dishes were very good. I chose mussels baked in oil and parsley, and the guinea fowl. They were great, but too rich for me all at once so I would have switched one of the two to a lighter dish, but that's my own taste. I would definitely recommend.

This is a great place to have a nice dinner. Very good kitchen, recommended to us by local people…read more A choice you will not regret.

Super resto! Ambiance top et on a très bien mangé pour un prix très raisonnable! Et, bien sûr, un…read moreservice 10/10. À revisiter!

If I were reviewing this restaurant for the table I might give a 3 star rating but mostly because…read morethe French don't seem to understand what a pescatarian is, or even vegetarian for that matter. My fiancé ordered a salad and no meat was mentioned and it came out literally blanketed in bacon. I ended up eating it and it was great, as was my steak. By the way, I thought the French believes in shamal portions. I am not complaining really but the steak was the size of a dinner plate. I could tell because you couldn't see the plate under the steak. It went to the very brim! So overall I would say it was a good experience, decent service, good price, etc. But make sure you check the ingredients. Also, it would be helpful to know French because this is a place for locals. Which is nice. :-).

I didn't have high expectations for this restaurant but sadly even those weren't met…read more The restaurant is only open at night on Saturdays (open for lunch on other days). You have to enter through a tabac (newsagent) through a little door saying toilet. So far, so Shoreditch (completely unintentional - this is a tiny village in the french countryside). The decor and ambience is very bland, though there was an open fire. Ok so the good: Service is fast It's pretty good value (around 35 euro for 3 courses) The jumbo prawns were excellent - sweet and tender Scallops were also good and very generous portions Now the bad: I ordered the salad with camembert to start. This arrived absolutely drenched in bacon bits and cured meat. I don't eat meat. It never mentions any meat on the menu. Typical rural france i guess. This was annoying though as i had to swap with my fiance to have his scallops in cream sauce. Very tasty but really rich and i wanted something fresh. He said the salad was good though. I shared mains with my mother. As i said earlier the grilled prawns were excellent. The cod however was terrible. Tasted like it had been frozen with a horrid mushy texture. May just have been overcooked. For dessert my chocolate tart was grainy and mushy. Service was rather perfunctory with no apology when we explained we don't eat meat. So the 3 stars is because some elements were great but some terrible.

A fine little restaurant. We got there just after 2 pm and the kitchen closed. So choices were…read morelimited. Had a glass of wine and cheese sandwich. It was butter on bread with cheese. Plain but tasty. Waitress did not have much patience for our lack of French but we got by. I noticed that she gave another couple a menu and never offered us one. Would have made ordering so much easier. Nice view of the church and city center though from the outdoor patio.