On our tour of France, our guide brought us to this town as a rest stop. We passed on the tour,but,…read morethe shop has some interesting displays. The shop is set up well and the displays are well done. What stood out was the chocolate bar. The bar included samples of different chocolate samples to try from different chocolate producers around the world. You could try the samples and purchase items in the shop. Local and ,of, course, very French, for English speakers there is still enough to see for a short visit. Yes, the production of chocolate has an ugly history, but, I don't hold the abuse against the owner.

Super cute store wth really inventive things made out of chocolate. This place's chocolate is much…read moremore expensive than in Belgium while it taste the same.

A solid French restaurant with lovely starters and desserts and nice service. We had lunch here as…read morepart of a visit to the Loire valley in September. As with many of the restaurants we visited in France the food was very high in presentation and quality coupled with strong service by a capable staff. There was sufficient knowledge of English for all of us to communicate. As for the food, we enjoyed the light and tasty goat cheese Mousse although were a little confused about how to eat it (just spoon it in or spead on bread??). The entrees were a little less inspiring a salmon dish and a pork "chop" although you might call it more chunks of pork (no bone). We enjoyed the desserts as well.

We were a group of 6 with a 4 year old- there was a children's menu and they were wonderful. The…read morefood was delicious - we all had the midday menu of about €28 at the time of this review - the cassoulet, pheasant, partridge, and chocolate praline dessert is what I had to eat, but the tart tartin and Irish coffee ice cream dessert as well as the monkfish and salads all had rave reviews from my fellow diners. Very pleasant dining rooms, very comfortable, accommodating staff, good wine menu and delicious food. A nice stop after coming back from Chambord Chateau; a Very French afternoon.

OMG! - I absolutely love the freshly baked madelines from this place…read more I found a small bag of them at World Market/Cost plus and I was thrilled. These are actually made in and brought from France! As soon as I opened the bag, the yummy vanilla-ish smell of the madeleines just permeated the air -I loved it! One bite... they are moist, flavorful, soft, airy and delicious!