Fantastic! Friendly staff, including the owner who stopped by the table a couple times…read more Great food and ambiance out on the patio. Great find after a morning walking the castle.

Great spot if you're in town for a short time. We walked here based on the recommendation of the…read moreconcierge at our hotel. It was a longer walk from the castle and our adjacent hotel than expected but nothing insurmountable. The concierge made reservations for us. They did not seem necessary but better safe than sorry. There's not much going on in this town so I could imagine this place getting packed at times. Wine selection by the glass was limited but still good as you might expect. For starters, we had the salad with salmon and croustillant de brie which was like a pastry with mushroom/cheese. They were both excellent and we ate every last bit. As a main, we had linguine and tournedos Rossini beef. Linguine was excellent as was beef. Very ample portions which made us regret having two appetizers and all the bread. We had espresso and tea to finish the meal. One of the waitstaff spoke English which was helpful since everything was in French and nobody else spoke English. Atmosphere has a very old and historic quality to it which was cool to sit in. You can imagine being part of the "resistance" or something.

The Marechal burger was fantastic The hashbrowns on the burger we're a nice touch!…read moreHad the menu with french fries Which was also excellent. If it's a nice day plenty of seating outside.

This was a awesome find. We were staying out this way. My hubby loves burgers so we stopped here…read more The service was quick and very friendly. They had a lot of burgers to choose from too. We really liked this place and we went twice. Seating was outside but the weather was great when we were there. If we are ever in the city again. We would go here.

Our group of about 60 took over this entire restaurant for a very good three-course dinner. Service…read morewas exceptional. We were offered several choices for each course, all of them very good and very beautifully served. Of course most of us as visitors had to try the famous Chantilly creme for dessert. If I could try more of the menu, this rating might change. I hate writing a review for a single visit, but it's that or nothing.

Our first day in France and we were trying to adjust to the time change, so we decided to eat at…read morethe bistro in the hotel. I'm glad we did. Great food and great wine. I ordered the three course meal and had the tomato gazpacho with smoked ham, the cuttlefish and chocolate finger desert. All of the dishes were excellent. Our waitress had an impressive knowledge of local wines and made great selections that pared perfect with my meal. The service was great and everyone spoke English. Which always helps...

Very cute restaurant I love the patio in the back very casual atmosphere but great food and great…read moreservice

Cozy atmosphere, great service and delicious food what more can one ask for?! The filet mignon de…read moreporc was well seasoned and the dressing on the salad and pasta had a delicious mustard seed taste. For dessert having something with Chantilly cream is an absolute must! I had it on one of the crepes that you can personalize what you want put inside. I had apple jam and to go with it I had a cappuccino that also had Chantilly cream on top.

The host who seated us was nice... but that's the last positive thing I can say about this…read morerestaurant. The server seemed irritated that she had to wait on us and we both ordered perhaps the simplest item on the menu: Croque Monsieurs, a French standard. It's basically a grilled cheese sandwich with the cheese on the outside. I've had many of them in France. My wife is French, and she makes a good one, too. Ours were close to inedible. Soggy, mushy messes made with the French equivalent of Wonder Bread. How can a French restaurant mess up something as basic as a Croque Monsieur?? You are better off going to the bakery across the street or the Italian restaurant next door. Avoid this place.

Amazing italiano. Small but very comfortable. I had the lasagna. Amazing. They have amazing pizza…read morealso. The wine list is very interesting

I rely heavily on Yelp reviews to find new restaurants in the U.S. Unfortunately, Yelp is not as…read morepopular in smaller French communities. We are frequent visitors to Chantilly France, a charming town about 35km from Paris. Giorgio's is my "go-to" non-French cuisine restaurant. Service is very good! The trade pasta dishes are respectable but the pizza is great! Their house pepper oil is the perfect companion! Desert is a must! Their glacé is served with Chantilly Cream! Take a walk through town after your meal.

From the owner: La cuisine inventive à l'honneur Dans cette brasserie contemporaine, on déguste une cuisine…read moreinventive et les spécialités de la maison: on retient notamment le wok de Saint Jacques et les gambas au lait de coco, le suprême de volaille aux tomates confites, ou encore le pavé de foie de veau poêlé au vinaigre de framboise. Côté vins, on trouve dans cet établissement de nombreuses références.

We came for lunch with my French in-laws. Such a great French countryside restaurant. Their menu…read morechanges daily, and our server enjoyed presenting it to us both in French and English. Service was excellent, food was excellent, and the ambiance is traditional small cozy restaurant with nice homey vibes. Of course it wasn't cheap, but you absolutely get what you pay for. It was an incredible meal.

Incredible food, both presentation and taste. The staff were very kind and informative. They were…read moreable to adjust menu items for a severe gluten allergy. Highly recommend! Very cute ambiance as well.

The service is incredibly slow. 30 min wait for the dessert that came with the kids meal. The…read morepumpkin soup was good though. The kids chicken lacked flavor. Burger was fine.

I'm totally shocked that this restaurant has a series of 1 star reviews! You expect "museum"…read morerestaurants to be mediocre and overpriced. While it was expensive, the food was surprisingly good. We had a cheeseburger. Although we ordered it medium rare, it was more medium. The burger was fine, just expensive. We also had the special of the day, which was a shrimp and pea risotto. This was delicious and the risotto was cooked perfectly. My rating reflects the overpriced nature of the restaurant. The waiter spoke limited English. I would recommend this restaurant if you are on property.