My sister lives in Saint Germain en Laye which is about 14 miles from Paris. Her husband is a…read morelawyer and he's very picky about food. This restaurant is the only place she and her husband want to take their special guests for special occasions to. The reasons: food is superb, service is excellent, and room is spacious and beautiful. There's no such restaurant can be found in Paris. I had only one complaint: my tummy was at least an inch bigger than it was before the meal.

This is the best French restaurant I have visited on my trips to France. Food was amazing and…read moreservice was classy..

Adorable and cozy spot with beautifully plated seasonal food. Very close to the Van Gogh church…read more Not too much for vegans but the vegetable melange plate was delicious!

From the owner: Une halte gastronomique entre modernisme et Histoire Cet ancien relais de poste datant du 17ème…read moresiècle a eu pour principal occupant Cézanne en 1872, à la belle époque des Impressionnistes. Depuis ce temps, ce lieu plein d'histoire a su se transformer pour s'adapter aux exigences des visiteurs d'aujourd'hui. Au pied de l'église et à deux pas des hauts lieux touristiques d'Auvers, cet établissement propose outre ses chambres, un superbe restaurant au décor moderne et luxueux. Côté cuisine, Joël Boilleaut et son épouse, Corinne, vous propose du "Foie Gras de Canard au Sauternes Cuit au Torchon, Brioche Mousseline Tiède", un "Médaillon de Noix de Saint Jacques Poêlées, Crème Mousseuse à l'Anis Etoilé" ou encore un "Suprême de Poularde au Cidre, Gratin de Blette au Parmesan et Pomme Fruit Poêlée", et pour finir le "Toi et Moi de Ganache Chocolat - Pistache, Sauce Légèrement Safranée".

From the owner: Restaurant traditionnel et spécialité savoyarde raclette à volontéread more

This place is where Vincent van Gogh spent the last 70 days of his life and died in 1890. We…read moreenjoyed the tour, the guide spoke English and was very friendly & knowledgeable. We met in the souvenir shop, she was kind enough to give us a map of the Van Gogh walk. She took us to see his small attic room (Room No. 5) which has been preserved as it was back then. She shared the story of his last 70 days, his relationship with the inn keeper, his paintings and how he died. At the end of the tour we watch a video about his life. There are no photos allowed in Van Gogh's room. It was a very interesting tour, it's a must visit if you're a Van Gogh fan, we spent about 45min there. There's a restaurant downstairs but we did not eat there. It looks just as it was when Van Gogh used to dine there everyday.

If you are an admirer of Vincent Van Gogh. You have to come here. It is only where he died and…read morelived out his life. Nice cafe down stairs. Great gift shop with hard to find items. Truly a spiritual occurrence.