We had a wonderful dinner on the terrace. The owners greeted us when we arrived for our 7pm…read morereservation and we were seated by the Koi pond. The menu provided delicious choices for everyone- we started with glasses of champagne which went perfectly with the amuse bouche.. Our first courses we selected were the ravioli with beef cheeks, escargot and tempura shrimp with mango ---each was outstanding. For our main courses our table ordered the fish, duck and beef dishes which were stars. We chose a bottle of Pinot Noir to accompany our meal, from the well curated wine list. We shared two desserts, epic chocolate profiteroles and unbelievably good glacé with chocolate. It was memorable evening we will remember a long time. Thank you to the Owners and Chef!

From the owner: Française traditionnelle,read more

We liked this restaurant so much that we ate here twice. The first time was for lunch. We were in a…read moregroup of four people and I ordered the warm Alsatian potato salad and a beer. Both looked good and tasted great. The service was very good as well. We returned for dinner the next night and had a wonderful dinner.

Ziet er niet uit als café wel als school cafetaria. Er is wel lekker eten maar meestal is het eten…read morete koud. Il ne ressemble pas à un café mais à une cafétéria d'école. Il y a de la bonne nourriture mais généralement la nourriture est trop froide.

Villa Motel was a wonderful surprise. We were weary from a long day of traveling and were in search…read moreof a good meal. We stayed in Buzancy, about 45 minutes away. We received a recommendation from a local who recommended a pizza place but we had eaten pizza several times this week and were interested in something more adventurous. We found Villa Motel. We were greeted by the friendly hostess who seated us promptly. Our French is not very good, it makes ordering an adventure sometimes. I am also traveling with two diners who are under strict vegetarian diets. We were offered the buffet however since many of the choices included meat, we felt this was not the best option. We inquired about other options. We were offered spaghetti bolognese however that often includes meat so we asked if there was another choice. The hostess offered spaghetti with an omelet. We were unsure of the offer, again our French is not always the best, so she showed us an egg. We were in. I mean, how could you go wrong with that? For drinks, my companions chose hot chocolate and water. I ordered coffee, even though it was with dinner, I really needed coffee. As we waited for our food to arrive we considered our order and were not sure we understood what what had been offered but when the meal arrived, it was exactly as promised! The pasta was cooked to perfection and lightly buttered. It was presented with a tomato and parsley garnish that added the right visual impact. The omelet was impressive. Cooked perfectly with a light and fluffy consistency. It contained at least 3, maybe 4 eggs per omelet and oh boy, it was delicious! The chef (I believe so) came by to check on us. We were delighted to speak with him. As with any good meal it brightened our mood and lifted our spirits. Especially so since it was my birthday and I was away from home, my wife and dog. Once finished, we relaxed shortly, paid for our meal, thanked our host and returned to Buzancy.

From the owner: 24 chambres de plain pied. Chambre double à partir de 65€. Petit déjeuner : 8,50 €. Parking gratuit…read moresécurisé. Garage à vélos/motos gratuit. Relais motard. Menus à 15€ le midi (entrée-plat-dessert). Menus à 25€ et 29€ les soirs et week-ends. Carte brasserie également disponible. Wifi gratuit, Canal +, climatisation. Site calme et bien situé (proximité Sedan, Verdun, Belgique, Luxembourg). Terrain de pétanque. Accueil de groupes (motards, cyclistes, randonneurs etc...). Parle anglais et français.

Driving, cycling or hiking between the highlights of this region in the north of the French Meuse…read moredepartment, you won't have any problem finding the village of Breux. You might have a small problem trying to find this pub though. But it's worth the search. Located between the monastery of Orval and the basilica of Avioth, The Oak Inn is a tiny country pub serving about a dozen of real English ales & bitters, some Belgian beers and local delices as Orval trappist ale, maitrank and local wine. It's quiet, there's a nice big terrace for long summer evenings and a wood stove with a crackling for long winter evenings. The building is pretty impressive; the pub is just a small part of what owners Mike & Paskie eventually want to convert into a pub/recording studio/music venue. The music studio is actually open, but not in its definite form yet. Mike will be happy to show you around and tell you all about it. Every good review mentions a few downsides as well... Hard to come up with any, but there you go: although there's probably not much demand for it (Breux has a population of just over 250), it would be nice if the pub would be open in the afternoons too. And a simple snack/meal would be ideal. Just some 'tartines' with Orval cheese, a quiche or a pizza... No, nothing more on the down side really. Here's a treasure map for you: at the church coming from Orval, take a left into the northern part of the Grande Rue. Coming from Avioth, go straight ahead at the church. Look for number 44 (right hand side), go around the building and there you are...

the mussels and the pomme frites were great as was the seafood salad…read more the restaurant is classy and the service very good everything was fresh fresh fresh we hope to be back!!

Charming restaurant with family style home cooking. Nice terrace for enjoying their brews.read more

Excellent restaurant in the Belgian Ardennes that feature the best that the local cuisine can…read moreoffer. What to expect? Typical South of Belgium food, huge portions, great service and a pleasant environment. We highly recommend it. Chef Michel Boreux will not disappoint you. After your meal, make sure you walk around the beautiful hotel property and envoy the breathtaking landscape of the Frahan, an exceptional view of the Semois river.