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Restaurant La Regalade

Restaurant La Regalade

le Bourg, 47120 Villeneuve-de-Duras, France

Café • Glace • Français • Européen


"The restaurant is under new ownership and is now called Chez Jean Noel, however the new signs have not been installed.Very warm welcome by the owner and his wife along with advice that all the food is home made and prepared in their kitchen. The restaurant makes traditional and Asian dishes (Vietnamese). Gone are table cloths replaced by plastic coverings and brightly coloured napkins.The menu is hand written along with a number of confusing "Postits". The evening menu consisted of at three course meal, Entre, Main and sweet, for €19, or al la carte.I had the Foire gras, very tasty, but a little too much fat on top for me, also it came with only two very small pieces of toast.My wife had the nems (spring rolls) which she though to be excellent.We both had entrecote as the main, disappointingly it was very thin, and was accompanied only bychips, which were a bit soggy, the plate would have been better with another vegetable or a piece of lettuce or tomato.It did come with a mustard sauce which was flavoufull.The choice of desert was coffee, tarte tan tan or ice cream. We both had the tart tan tan, which was nice but not inspiring.We both had kir as an apero, and at €4 we thought a little expensive for the type of restaurant. Generally wine was about €16 a bottle but we opted for a half carafe of the local Duras wine at €6.50.We were the only customers that evening, so the ambience was not too good, all in all we enjoyed our meal, but thought that for a similar or less cost we could have done better else where. We think it would be better for lunch where there is a €13 menu, two courses and a glass of wine."

Les Retrouvailles

Les Retrouvailles

38 rue du Boeuf, 69005, Lyon, France, Lyon 5e Arrondissement

Steak • Fromage • Français • Desserts


"This small restaurant ticks all the boxes of satisfaction with the first visit. We had dinner there for two nights and we would return for more if we had more time in beautiful Lyon. Located in old Lyon it is quite pleasant in decoration and...atmosphere. It is run by a middle to third age couple. The lady does the serving and her husband is the chef who occasionally serves the desserts or changes dishes and talks to the clients. They are both so warm hearted and gentle people and they gain immediately your heart. The food is another story of satisfaction and pleasure. There are six starters and six mains. You can order them a la carte but the real hit here are the two menus 29 € and 34 € which are both of incredible value containing a FOUR course dinner starter, main, cheese AND dessert . Whichever you may choose the dishes are all just superb and are all worth trying. For starters, the mushroom soup was something different than ordinary similar recipes. It was not full of milk cream but it was thick and very tasty. The Retrouvailles salad was another big hit: green salad with foie gras and a whole big shrimp. Delicious and generous portion. Finally, the gateau de lapin en jellee a la fleur de thym was the best starter of all, a BIG juicy terrine with big tender rabbit chunks and wonderful herb aromas in a soft gel. The mains were also great. We tried beef steak with grain mustard sauce a heaven for meat lovers , onglet de boeuf with shallots a trademark dish in this restaurant, so delicious and finally the scallops with milk cream and mango!!! a truly fantastic recipe with an outstanding taste . Two choices of cheese, white creamy cheese and the local star Saint Marcellin. The desserts were all put in a big table in the centre of the sale and you could inspect them all and choose the one you like great idea Small list of wines from which our good waitress proposed to us a very good Chardonay. Reasonable price for all that quality and quantity. Most of all, however, what made me rank it with five points and not only four was the whole sense of hospitality, service and grandma quality of food, all offered with a smile from the owners. It was really a unique experience. VERY STRONGLY RECOMMENDED"

Les Comediens

Les Comediens

11 quai Port Neuf, 34500, Beziers, France, Béziers

Thé • Salade • Dessert • Desserts


"Un dejeuner de travail, 10 personnes, on réserve.... Normal jusque là. Au téléphone, l'accueil est correct et aimable. Ce restaurant, nous l'avons connu à la grande époque des années 1980 / 1990, avec des patrons superstars. Depuis leur départ, les nouveaux patrons successifs n'avaient malheureusement pas su faire perdurer ce succès. Nous avions abandonne ce restaurant la mort dans l'âme.Mardi, nous y sommes retournés pour un déjeuner d'affaire, et la, bonne surprise.. Toujours l'entrée sous forme de buffet bien garni, varie et de bons plats sans mauvaise surprise. Deux menus: 14 ou 18 €. Seule la diversité des plats de résistance change entre les deux menus avec plus de choix sur le second. Et la, tres bonne surprise: à 10 personnes, nous avons couvert l'ensemble de la carte entre le navarin d'agneau, le saute de porc sauce moutarde, la limande en sauce ou la pièce de bœuf. Tous ces plats sont vraiment très bons, préparés avec soin et des ingrédients de qualité. Frites maison et légumes frais, bons desserts, nous sommes dans une recherche gustative et qualitative de très bon niveau. Ce restaurant vaut à nouveau le détour, avec une belle terrasse qui peut être fermée l'hiver et bon point,... un grand parking privatif. Nous partons donc repus et heureux d'avoir tous fait un excellent repas. N'hésitez pas et ayez confiance, vous ne serez pas déçu car pour le prix, tout est bien. Les petites stagiaires font du bon travail sur l'accueil, connaissent bien la carte et on peut s'arranger pour modifier les accompagnements de légumes prévus à l'origine sur la carte avec les plats. Un petit plus sympathique et plaisant. Le client est le bienvenu et cela fait plaisir. Voilà... Bon appétit si vous y allez."