Coffee at a UNESCO World Heritage site! They also offer a selection of wines, being in one of…read moreFrance's main wine producing regions, and other things. But what really makes this experience unique is the environment; centuries old monastic setting. Amazing!

Lovely gift shop and sorbet, crepes, crema kiosks in the courtyard overlooking the cloisters…read more Plenty of tables.

This inviting spot at the end of the road, open after everything in Saint-Émilion has closed its…read moreshutters, will welcome anyone who seeks to enjoy a glass or more of quality wine - both local and beyond. However, come with curiosity and an openness to find more than what you seek and you will be rewarded. Hats off to owner Charly and sommelier Hugo who have created a space of authenticity and experience. Enchanteur et enchanté.

All around awesome wine bar in the epicenter of, arguably, the worlds most renowned wine city. Not…read morean easy feat, but Sous la Robe has done it right. Great vibe with a mix of locals and visitors where friendly conversations are struck up as easily as wine is poured. Charlie plays great music, is professional, friendly and we shared many good laughs. Above all, great wine. While I was there enjoying a couple glasses of Chateau Jean Faux at the end of the bar, Charlie walks over and subtly lets me know that the gentleman that just walked in is the producer of the wine I'm drinking... A cool and unique experience in Saint-Émilion.

My wife wanted oysters and they had them. But this place does a great job of integrating fresh…read morelocal ingredients into their menu. It's a beautiful space and the service is excellent. They have a very good wine menu with local wines but if you prefer wines from other regions they have that. They apparently brew rum too but I'm attached to barrilito (Puerto Rico ) or appleton (Jamaica) as to the food the oysters were indeed fresh and very good as was my salad with warm goat cheese. The salmon I ordered came served on bed of polenta with fresh veggies and nicely grilled leek. There wa an excellent veggie sauce. The salmon itself was excellent. Very much enjoyed the dish. The wife ordered a pasta with veggies. The mushrooms especially were superb. I was full after eating my dish but had to eat some of of hers it was so good. Finally we got an excellent tiramisu served with a side of chocolate crumbles and vanilla ice cream. I see most of the reviews are for lunch but i highly recommend staying in town and giving this a try'. There are fancier places with higher ratings if you want to spend double the amount not sure it would be twice as good

Amazing, just amazing! Every dish was on point. Great service. Beautiful restaurant. Can't go wrong.read more

When we visited it was a bit chilly and we sat in the outdoor area of the restaurant. Although, it…read moreseems you only have an outdoor seating option, we learned later they do have indoor seating. We ordered the duck burger and duck breast. The burger is not a burger but pulled ducked breast, think pulled pork. It comes with a slice of Foie Gras on top of the pulled meat which adds to the flavor. The duck breast was very good and cooked a perfect medium rare. Service was ok. The outdoor seating area is very nice if the weather is appropriate.

The location is excellent for those walking the town. Staff is friendly and helpful. The food is…read moreexcellent everything we had was outstanding! We went two days in a row and will definitely come back on our next visit.

Really fun experience. A chance to sample dozens of wines from the Bordeaux region. Comfortable…read morehigh tables, tasty small bites,and a helpful staff round out the experience.

What a fantastic experience, getting to try to many incredible wines (some with some serious age!)…read morein one evening. Pricing is reasonable for a heavy-hitter BTG program, and it's nice that they allow 3 different pour sizes, in case you want to try some special stuff without breaking the bank. The bartenders were friendly and helpful. Vibe was chaotic in a fun way, with people walking all over the place and chatting over some glasses of wine.

From the owner: Bar à vins, cave et épicerie fine. Sélection de vins le plus…read morerespectueux de l'environnement

Nice place to try a lot of different wines by the glass, but honestly most of it was from pretty…read moreaverage producers (there are other wine bars in Bordeaux that have much more special stuff). Beautiful building and friendly service, though. Nice spot to rest up during a day of walking around the city, but I wouldn't necessarily consider it a destination.

What a great little find. The interior of this wine bar seemed to be a little like a hotel lobby,…read morebut it was comfortable with plenty of seating. We were able to be seated immediately. The wine prices are fantastic here and there's a nice variety of local wines to try. My guest and I conducted a mini tasting flight. The place was pretty crowded and looked to be a good place to grab wine and catch up with friends. Service was friendly and it was easy to order and pay despite the language barrier. Definitely a must stop on your trip to Bordeaux.

Bar de la Marine is the epitome of a local brasserie. They have a full bar, excellent wine, and a…read moresmall selection of beer in bottles (mostly Pelforth and Kronenbourg). It's wine country, so this is to be expected. What really makes it worth visiting is the friendly service, the local atmosphere, and the absolutely fantastic view. Most of the rivers-side spaces in the towns near St. Emilion are occupied by quite high-end restaurants. But la Marine has a fantastic enclosed patio that gives a broad, uniterrupted panorama of the Dordogne. It is truly breathtaking. The proprietors will give you a warm welcome, and it's a fine place to bring a large group. There are pool and foosball tables for entertainment, though a local will be happy to chat you up as well, if you want. We didn't get a chance to try the food, but it looked quite tasty from where I sat. One word of warning, they tend to close on the early side (9-10pm), so don't plan a late-night there. Sunset is the perfect time to enjoy a nice glass of vin rouge and a bottle of Pelforth brun (which set us back a whopping four euros total!).

Excellent classic French restaurant in the middle of St. Emilion. Daily varying menu, awesome…read moregreat regional wines. Service is good and our server was very good at explaining the dishes. Very nice decor, very cozy place located in the middle of St. Emilion.

We would give them 3.5 stars. We were seated quickly. The environment is a commercial brassiere…read moretype restaurant in the heart of St Emilion. The whole experience missed the mark for us just a hair in terms of authentic French dining... and St Emilion does cater to a very diverse demographic - as many English speakers as French. The highlight was the Pea Soup starter with perfectly cooked poached egg. Creative, flavorful and beautiful in presentation. Highly recommend. My wife had the beef with asparagus which she enjoyed though it was cooked much closer to rare than medium rare. The cheese for dessert was a very nice selection and the homemade bread a plus. The service was attentive though there were a lot of servers for how busy the restaurant was - I guess I would say the atmosphere was polished but prices were high for what you got - except for the soup! That truly was exceptional. Sorry no pics :(