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NOTRE ancestre les galoaise.

NOTRE ancestre les galoaise.

39Rue St Louis, Paris, France, 75004

Bière • Viande • Fromage • Français


"I and my girlfriend have supper here attracted by reviews and their website, knowing that it would be a meat-based evening in a goliardic environment. the room is large enough to be in the center of Paris, can easily accommodate tabled by 15 people. the waiters are entangled in the Gallic style (or mostly Viking to be sincere) and are all young and very nice boys. not exactly efficent he learned, we asked the bread twice before receiving it at the table only after 30 minutes from the first rihiesta. the menu includes appetizers all you can eat a dish with contour, a cheese dish and dessert, besides he wine at will. appetizers, and wine are in self-service mode. the wine to be at you can drink is good, a burgundy that, however, you have to use yourself from a single distributor that can be unfortunately very distant from the table, while the quality of the appetizers has a little disappointed. 3 types of salami to slice yourself on a cutting board, raw vegetables to make a pynzimonium and 3 types of salads, a goat type and dua based on cabbages, paté and rilelttes. All good enough, but nothing much. the dish was a disappointment: we took lamb all of you, which was served with a potato to the cartoccio and a little steamed vegetables. excellent vegetables and potato, quite bad meat: poorly done cooking with the non-existent taste. to follow a copious cheese cutter, and a chocolate moose. overall the meal would also be without infamy, but in the face of the price the overall judgment is reduced drastically: 30 auro per head if you are students, 40 for all others. Honestly, it doesn't hold any comparison with other similar restaurants. more on the site they write that it is open until 1:00 at night, but at 11:00 the kitchen had closed and they were already cleaning the room."

De L'auberge De La Source Peyssou

De L'auberge De La Source Peyssou

Grand Peyssou, Saint-Avit-Sénieur, France

Cafés • Kebab • Sushis • Européen


"nous avons dîné ici et avons choisi le menu gastronomique avant l'heure des cours. Je regrette que ce soit l'un des pires repas que nous ayons mangé en France. le choix était très limité uniquement de la viande ou du poisson pour le plat principal - avec. pas de choix pour l'entrée ou le dessert. le hêtre amusant était un morceau de thé à la tomate qui avait l'air et avait le goût d'une pizza molle et tiède. Zéro feuilles ou autre garniture décorative une seule assiette sur une petite assiette blanche. le démarreur a été oublié. mon plat principal consistait en des pièces sur la cervelle de porc bouillie avec l'accompagnement inhabituel et infructueux de substances cancérigènes. la tête de ma femme était un poisson blanc, qui était complètement brisé dans une mer de rose blanche. pas de garniture ni de couleur, peu importe - un plat inhabituellement discret et discret. le dessert était un morceau de pur gâteau aux pommes. plusieurs fois la serveuse et le chef sont passés demander comment tout allait et nous avons finalement (commun et avec tact) avoué que le repas restait à souhait. cela n'a pas produit d'excuses, ce qui était l'inverse que le service à partir de ce moment était clairement glacial jusqu'à notre départ. le dernier clou dans le sarg était l'ambiante, l'esszone extérieure était assez négligée et un peu boueuse d'autant plus surprenante que les commentaires généralement très bons sont affichés par le conseiller en voyage du site Web. quel au revoir !"

Perle d'Orient

Perle d'Orient

13 rue de la Goutine, 11300 Limoux, France

Kebab • Chinois • Européen • Végétarien


"As it is a ritual for me to look up on the TripAdvisor list for places to go and on this day turned out to be Perle d'Orient for the lunch. Had it not be for some of the raving reviews probably I would have never bothered by looking at the establishment from outside! But despite of having a mix feeling overall glad that I did and can judge if for for myself.The decor as well as being typical of most little Chinese resaurants we more or less encounter globally is very tired so much so that in my opinion the hygiene levels were not satisfactory . The toilet room of any restaurant is representative of the cleanliness of the place and on this alone didn't impress. More over once washed my hands with the only cold water supply couldn't bring myself to touch the towels that did not appear to be fresh ! The set up of the only toilet in the place is not child or disabled friendly on all accounts too. The shelves at the bottom end of the room in the little booth like are old and there are considered not to be hygienic, not to mention the poor method of cramping stuff everywhere at the end .Service was go and fetch kind of affair and the food was tasty and though wasn't cheap wasn't expensive either depending one point of view but certainly wasn't as thrilling as some fellow readers commented ! Finally it was good enough for all its worth and yes I might go back if Chinese was what I fancied on the day ."

Le Vivier

Le Vivier

800 cours Fernande-Peyre, 84800 L'Isle-sur-la-Sorgue, L’Isle-sur-la-Sorgue, France

Cafés • Européen • Asiatique • Végétarien


"Petit repas en amoureux au vivier.Nous avons choisi le menu gastronomique avec la formule verre de vin adapté a chaque plat.Repas savoureux pétillant emoustillant .Nous nous sommes amusé pendant tout le repas à chaque bouchée à découvrir la saveur, l épice ..cetait d'étonnant, dérangeant ,déroutant ,exquis...toutefois heureusement que les plats nous on été énoncé...sinon nous n aurions jamais trouvé ce que nous mangions.Seul bémol tous les palais ne peuvent pas être préparer à tous ces mets.Il faut quand même oser mélanger du foi gras et de l anguille séchéeMon plat préféré est la lotte a l'émulsion de fenouil .mais aussi le gaspacho de tomate a la pastèque fraise et crabe...( oui oui c'est assez surprenant comme mélange mais extra)Le dessert tout choco est très beau et très bon...une jolie forêt de petits champignons meringués choco, fève de tonka, beurre salée..cetait fabuleux..Mais attention au trop...en mélangeant trop de saveurs on se perd un peu..Je ne met pas la note de 5 Car j'ai une critique peut être un peu chauvinenous sommes dans une région viticole avec de magnifiques domaines et des cépages variés.lors du repas les vins du pays de la Loire et de la Bourgogne ont trop été mit en avantLes serveuses avenants souriantes prevenantes et gentilles.le sommelier adorable et passionné qui a prit le temps de répondre à nos questions."

La Tour des Sens

La Tour des Sens

La Tour, 38570 Tencin, France

Kebab • Pizza • Cafés • Mexicain


"My Belgian girlfriend - this should have already established by appreciation of fine food (the very best eating is done in Belgium) and my superb taste in women - and I live to eat!We have had the good fortune to have eaten in many of the world's most accomplished restaurants including the Number 1 rated restaurant in the entire world: El Celler de can Roca which should be rated higher than Number 1.My Belgian girlfriend is also a passionate paraglider - nobody is perfect - and last September she invited me to sleep in her car (only the best for us) and attend the ICARE Paragliding Festival near the town of CROLLES - which sounds a little like a skin disease, and is.The festival was cancelled because the wind was not cooperating, so I suggested a fine lunch instead. Not around here she replied, the restaurants are terrible. As it turns out she was wrong. We stopped into a bar and asked where was the best place to eat and we were told to go to La Tour Des Sens. In brief: it was wonderful! So good we made plans to return as soon as our busy schedule allowed for the locally reputed: "Chef's Table".WHAT HAS THIS GOT TO DO WITH L'ENVOL DES SAVEURS...We live about two hours drive from La Tour des Sens which necessitated a night's stay in the PRADOTEL (one of the most disappointing breakfasts I have ever refused to eat) in Crolles, so when we arrived at La Tour des Sens and found the restaurant CLOSED we were already committed to the hotel as we had checked in and used the facilities.We were committed and I was ready to be committed. I was livid. I am a red-headed Scot who lost his hair forty years ago but not his temper. I obviously can't repeat the language I used to describe the incompetence, rudeness, arrogance of the owners of La Tour de Sens, to leave us totally stranded, not to mention the cost of the fuel, the night in the hotel, twenty euros wasted on breakfast etc. etc.What were we to do?My girlfriend repeated that there were no good restaurants in the area and I was about to believe her and hire an arsonist to burn down La Tour des Sens when we stumbled upon L'Envol des Saveurs... where we enjoyed a wonderful dinner for a fraction of what it would have cost in La Tour des Sens.If you are in the area for business or for jumping off the side of mountains hanging precipitously beneath the equivalent of a bed sheet - GO THERE YOU WILL NOT BE DISAPPOINTED.As for the Pradotel, it is probably the best hotel in the area - but that is not saying much.As for La Tour des Sens THE OWNER HAS OFFERED TO PAY FOR THE NIGHT IN THE PRADOTEL. You can't be fairer than that. But, even though the poor man had an accident during "prep" for the evening (always assuming he didn't cut his arm off with a cleaver) I think I would have found a way with the help of my assistants to have carried on regardless. Stiff British upper lip and all that nonsense.The money does not make up for the four hours of driving, a miserable night in a miserable hotel room that cost the same as The Yas Hotel in Abu Dhabi, and the sheer disappointment of not enjoying an evening with the chef."