Oh my goodness. Cannot recommend highly enough. Food, service, and ambience were exceptional. We…read morewere the only Americans in the place and they were delightful and kind. Delicious wine (2 carafes, modestly priced), foie gras, calf's head terrier, perfect egg with wild mushrooms, calf's kidney & liver pie (trust me!!!), beef cheek, and scallops. Along with the best creme brulee I've ever had. Please go. You won't regret it!

There are many butchers to choose from when visiting the town of Versailles…read more They are ALL good I always like this one as they have amazing pates roast pork salamis Rillettes chickes etc It is all good and you can tell them how much with just two fingers

The people were amazing and very patient, and always made sure that everything was okay at our…read moretable. The ambiance was very beautiful with the flowers and lights, and the food was absolutely delicious! Their pizza mightve been the best I've had in a long time, including their fries.

Needed something to eat after tour of Versailles Palace and this restaurant was nearby. There was…read morepatio seating but we asked to be seated inside and were shown to a dining area in the back with a great view of the palace and quaint street. Service was great! The Caprese was fabulous. The pizza was a little bland and the gnocchi was just okay. The crème brûlée was very good but the waffle lacked flavor. Bit overpriced for what we ordered at about $90. Overall, great experience.

This was a fun discovery after our visit to the palace. We came in after the midday rush and were…read moreimmediately greeted by the owner. He cleaned up a booth for us and all the staff were very friendly. We enjoy the leisurely pace of French meals so keep that in mind if you're a speedy minded North American. Same if you want soda refills or ice-that's not a French thing. The food was excellent. Our group tried the chicken burger, a cheeseburger, 4-cheese tagliatella, and cappocia, all except the pasta came with fries. The fries were so delicious, and if you want a more French experience have them with house mayo instead of ketchup. We had grilled pate fois gras for a starter and that was interesting. Good but unique-it reminded me of French toast. We also tried three desserts: chocolate cake, crème brûlée, and the dessert of the day panacotta. The panacotta was my favorite of these but all were good. The hostess brought us complimentary macarons as well (so nice) and I will say my first taste of pistachio macaron will not be my last. Far exceeded any expectations! This is a spot I'd recommend you try.

Delicious burgers and desserts. Super cute place as well. Worth the one mile walk from Versailles…read more Gorgeous, lovely walk.

Fantastic surprise and a little something different. The Couscous poulet comes with a 1/4 bird, a…read morebig bowl of couscous highlighted with a line of cinnamon and a bowl of stewed vegetables that can be spooned on. Carrots, celery, potatoes maybe. The price is reasonable too. It was not busy on a Friday evening around 8:00. The host was pleasant and helpful. It's just a short walk away from the business of Versailles palace. We were originally going to go to the place next door (Restaurant Nuance) but they were closed. Sucks to be them! Indoor and outdoor dining options are available.

Excellent lemonade- best couscous ever- really nice people! It's my favorite restaurant!!!read more

Based off the great reviews on Yelp, I was looking forward to our first French dinner experience at…read moreLe Limousin. However, the food was just okay. We enjoyed the restaurant's ambiance and the restaurant staff was accommodating considering our French was a bit lacking in communication. We enjoyed some delicious fois gras to start with bread. That was the highlight of the night. I ordered the duck and I've had better. My husband ordered the leg of lamb and he thought the plating presentation and taste was subpar. Overall, we were a bit underwhelmed with this place. Not sure I would recommend going here if you are in town.

A quaint restaurant in the Versailles area we enjoyed our meal here and they were very friendly…read moretoward us visitors. They had a crowd of regulars come in so it was good to know locals liked this place too. As is the case with many French restaurants, they close after lunch and reopen at 7pm. FOOD: Loved the hot goat cheese salad (not a salad as Americans usually define it but more of an appetizer on a bed of salad). Also the potatoes and chocolate mousse were incredible. Unfortunately the leg of lamb and steak were under seasoned but it was still a wonderful experience. SERVICE: Exceptional which is why the four star rating. I would definitely recommend coming here if for nothing else the friendly atmosphere and helpful service. COST: Reasonable considering everything. About $35 person for a very nice sized meal. And of course the wonderful service!

This little restaurant that is about halfway between the Versailles train station and the palace…read morewas a diamond in the rough. It was reminiscent of a local diner with a comfortable atmosphere, tasty food, good coffee and friendly service.

This was the second time here as we visited chateau de Versailles a few years back…read more They have retractable doors so one can enjoy lunch eating Alfresco in the summer. They always seem to have a selection of lunch specials to choose from in addition to a regular menu. On our last visit, my partner ordered quiche served with vegetables and I selected from the lunch special the honey-glazed pork ribs served with fingerling potatoes and greens. Both dishes are delicious and filling. We found the service here friendly and efficient, we also extended our stay a little bit to enjoy some wine. Forget about the bad reviews and stop by here for lunch or coffee or a glass of vino, you won't regret it!

Would not recommend . The food didn't taste good, Poke salad bowl was super dry, with balsamic…read moresause, not Japanese sause, beer was horrible, expensive. But I think it's most like that when you eat at the museums.

Holy HELL. most terrible place of my life. The service and food is so bad... we got the pizza and a…read moreclassic sandwich and look at how unappealing and skimpy it was made. They shouldn't even charge 1/10th of this price. I'm so surprised they're even open for service it's crazy how they've been getting away with this.

Better service.. been waiting for almost 2 hours . Waiter said the kitchen forgot about our food…read more Don't come here.. Meilleur service... J'attends depuis presque deux heures. Le serveur m'a dit que la cuisine avait oublié notre plat. Ne venez pas ici...

It was a wonderful experience eating here. A charming…read morerestaurant in the quiet little town of Versailles. The server was a quiet Asian young man who was polite and efficient. The Bordeaux red on the menu was incredible. We had foie Gras appetizer, it was a beautiful slice with yellow fat, topped with grilled onions. We devoured it in minutes. We both had the steak, and the sauce with peppercorn was creamy and punchy. We dripped it all over the steak and fries. The fries are also made very well from fresh potatoes. I cannot recommend this place enough.

Escape the government regime and a stroll away is Le Coup D'etat, schemingly located just outside…read morethe Chateau de Versailles. A quaint corner, cleverly designed to replicate a Parisian cafe atmosphere. Nevertheless, tired from the Chateau, a cold beer and some appetizers in the common cafe outdoor seating. Nothing revolutionary when you cannot escape the tourist trap ;)

Tourist trap. Just like Le Limousin across the street. Refused to seat us for afternoon drinks even…read morethough there were a lot of empty tables. Oh well. You better get the French menu to make sure the prices match the English one.