From the owner: Et une bolée de cidre en sus ! La crêperie Le Relais des Gardes vous accueillera dans un cadre à la…read morefois rustique et chaleureux (poutres). La spécialité de "maison" est la crêpe au sarrasin, il y en a pour tous les goûts et des plus originales comme la "goulotte" (camembert, chèvre, gruyère et salade). En dessert, le choix est vaste parmi les crêpes classiques (sucre...), les crêpes glacées ou encore les crêpes aux fruits (banane, miel, noix et citron).

Yum, yum, yum! This small creperie, right next to Chateau Amboise serves some of the best crepes I…read morehave ever had. We ordered two savory buckwheat crepes called "La Mexicane" and "L'indienne". The La Mexicane had ground beef, onions and peppers while the L'indinne had curry chicken, cheese and onions. They were fast and flavorful! The crepes were about 11 euros each and well worth it. They have some simpler crepes, and even dessert crepes, that cost even less. I wanted to try the other flavors, but sadly did not have enough room.

This was a little gem of a find! Right across the walls of Amboise Chateau, they serve the best…read morecrepes I have ever had, ANYWHERE. The only problem is which crepes to pick, as everything they have is so good: Savory or Sweet, you name it. The best way to order: Close your eyes, pick up the menu, and order what your finger meets the menu: Will save you a lot of time trying to decide what to order :-) The seating is outdoors, causal, with a cobblestone street between you and the chateau. This is quintessential French cafe experience. The waiter/waitress spoke just enough English to do everything right, so no problem if you do not speak a work of French. They were very helpful, making sure you truly enjoy your visit. Tip: If you park your car across the street, do not autoamtically feed the meters. Check the hours when payment is required, and when it is free. I saw a lot of tourists wasting their money when parking was actually free.

From the owner: La Bretagne à Orléans ! Au coeur de la rue la plus animée de la ville, la Crêperie bretonne est une…read morevéritable halte gourmande. Dans un décor cosy avec des poutres apparentes, une belle cheminée, une terrasse pour les beaux jours, ce restaurant propose des galettes traditionnelles et créatives, des salades copieuses, des sandwichs galettes. Sans oublier un large éventail de Patata's, un plat de pommes de terre avec des assortiments au choix notamment l'Auvergnate et son émincé de volaille, de béchamel, de roquefort et de champignons.

A little piece of Brittany in Fontainebleau Really good…read morecrepes, we tried the smoked salmon one, scallops/ cream and the chicken/cream. I recommend all three !! À little family restaurant worth to try

L'Hirondelle gets four stars for food quality alone…read more We walked in on a Friday night without a reservation. The first thing I noticed was the overwhelming smell of cat food. The second thing I noticed was how cute and homey the restaurant was. I'm fairly certain that's because people live here. There was a cute dog hanging out by the stairs. The server wasn't sure if she could squeeze us in but ultimately said there was an empty table upstairs. When we got upstairs, she seated us at one of six empty tables. There were literally no other people up there the entire time we were in the restaurant. There was a cat, though, hence the cat food smell. The cat was enjoying its life, hopping from table to table, which has to be some kind of health code violation. The server sat us in a weird corner, so we moved to a more inviting table near the window and heater. When she came back up to take our orders, she was annoyed that we had moved and said the table we picked "isn't for guests." This seemed weird to us, since it was clearly the most desirable table on that floor. We offered to move, but she let us stay. The cat had been creeping over my shoulder, literally breathing down my neck from an inch away, and thankfully, the waitress put her in a different room. After all these negatives, I still have to give it four stars, because the crepes were absolutely delicious. I had the paysanne, a very hearty, flavorful vegetarian crepe with potatoes, tomatoes, and egg in it. It was beautifully presented as well. For dessert, I had the fried pear crepe with white chocolate ice cream, and it was also delicious. My friend had the smoked salmon and spinach crepe, which looked disgusting, and he didn't seem to enjoy it. Overall, the experience was enjoyable and fun, so I'd definitely go back.

Need to post hours. We drove to this spot only to find it closed. I don't have a problem with that…read moreat all but you need to post your hours so we don't get excited and reach for a door that is locked. Thank you. Maybe next time.

Our family is traveling through France and stopped for lunch at this lovely restaurant this…read moreafternoon. The service was outstanding and the food was nothing less than excellent. Our Server was Geromie who was very pleasant worked hard to speak to us in English and made some great recommendations on drinks and the crepés. I would highly recommend this lovely, quaint restaurant if your looking for great food and outstanding service. Thank you Geromie for your kindness and hospitality. We would definitely be back if we ever traveled through France in the future. Made great memories!

The Temple of beer on Orleans…read more Initially, we must show patte blanche to enter, the boss comes you open and the welcome is always warm (which is not often the case in the region!). You will arrive at your table that is in a place still intimate with subdued light, lulled by a good choice of music, the decor is very nice and in keeping with the philosophy of the bar, a short one feels always at ease in group or lovers. That will take you to a selection of beer from the most impressive sweet to the most bitter, for the selection, servers advise you to wonder. The only bad point, the prices of flat are a little expensive do not count for beers ! A still advise any lovers Beers

From the owner: Un tour du monde en 200 bières A 10 minutes du Centre ville, L'Absinthe a profité de ses 21 ans…read mored'expérience pour parfaire sa décoration - bouteilles, affiches et sous-bocks du sol au plafond- et son atmosphère intimiste. Son public : tout simplement les amoureux de la bière et les " voyageurs sédentaires ". Outre sa spécialité, " La Fée Verte " (version revisitée de l'" Absinthe " interdite en 1905), vous voguerez ici d'Ecosse en Irlande, du Québec à la République Tchèque et y dénicherez près de 200 bières du monde. Le leitmotiv du patron : " faire découvrir la partie noble de la bière ". Au fil des pages de sa carte, il vous narrera l'histoire de toutes les bières qui en ont une. Pour tout autre boisson demandez une " Boisson Médica...menteuse ".