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L'Auberge du Marronnier in Chateauneuf near Beaune Beaune
1 Review Au Marrionnier Restaurant is a budget restaurant that is utterly charming. You can eat inside or out and I highly recommend outside where you can watch people interacting in the beautiful streets of...
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Salon de Thé, Palais des Gourmets Beaune
1 Review Pour suivre la demande d'une clientèle internationale les hôtels, même ceux de la France profonde, ont abandonné le typique et léger petit déjeuner français pour proposer un buffet dont les prix se...
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Piqu'boeuf Beaune
2 Reviews I would like to confirm a very positive review here of this restaurant PIQU'BŒUF located on the circular boulevard. From the centre of Beaune it is at about 5 minutes walking. It is mainly a grill...
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Auberge Bourguignonne Beaune
1 Review We had very busy day exploring the Beaune area searching for chateaus and an abbey so we returned in the evening very tired. We decided to eat near the hotel and use another of Madame Grillon's...
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L'Incontournable Beaune
1 Review This restaurant opened one year ago and has already acquired a good reputation among the people from the neighbourhood. It occupies two old cellars and is reached by a corridor and staircase at nr. 29...
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Le Relais du Chateau (de la Rochepot) Beaune
1 Review We were in la Rochpot to visit the chateau and afterwards decided to drive down into the town to see what was there. It was small but quaint and charming. Here is my journal entry for...
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Dame Tartine in Beaune Beaune
1 Review Dame Tartine is a pleasant restaurant around the corner from the Hospices of Beaune (Hotel Dieu) and across from the Tourist Information Bureau. The food is definitely not gourmet, but it is tasty...
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An attractive little restaurant that seems to be quite popular given the amount of guests I see every time I visit.Read more about St. Fargeau. Local specialities like snails. But also a good meat fondue.
In Mezilles (about 10 kms north of St. Sauveur), there's a little restaurant called the Golden Sun. It is run by a very aimable couple and their little dog Thibault. Some of their dishes feature on my France page in the Local customs tips. I think the foie gras is out of this world. Not to mention the generous portion!Menus (2005) are between 22 and 32 euro.Literally everything is homemade. No pre-fabricated cuisine here!
We had spent a wonderful day exploring the countryside around Burgundy. Our "big" meal the night before had been a let down, but as we drove toward Beaune, this pretty vine covered, little place overlooking the grand crus vineyard of Aloxe-Corton called out to us from the road. We pulled over, I went in to check the menu (and see if we could get in...it was pushing 8:30PM) and found a friendly smiling owner, a lovely garden-like dining room and that was that! It was the right choice. We had the best coq au vin I have ever tasted in my life! We also had a wonderful bottle of wine...and we didn't leave without buying a couple of bottles from the cave to take home. (Aloxe-Corton, of course, but we also got a nice bottle of Gevrey-Chambertin here!) We enjoyed talking with diners seated nearby, an Australian fellow who is in the Wine business, and his daughter. They were staying here as...
This little restaurant, which only opened last year, does good trade with both locals and tourists. They offer a nice selection of local dishes (with a menu that rotates with the seasons) and wines, and it's all rather tasty! It's next to a canal and in summer they have seating outside. I loved the chicken with pear sauce and green beans, and the asparagus starter. I even tried snails for the first time and they were quite edible (doused in garlic and herbs, naturally). Creme brulee for pudding wins every time!
If you have the chance of being in this region around June - July, you should buy some delicious fresh cherries, sold in barn shed stands along the road.
Sausages in all shapes and taste. Dry sausages, bread sausages with herbs ... just delicious with some French bread and a glass of wine.
I like to stroll along the many stands on the market. They sell local products like sausages, cherries, bread, wine ...
Don't they look irresistible !
Mercure Dijon Clemenceau Dijon
1 Review and 53 Opinions The quality of Mercure Hotels from group Accor do vary. The one at the Centre Clemenceau was on the...
Hotel Grillon Beaune
1 Review and 30 Opinions We've stayed at Hotel Grillon four times now and absolutely love it. Mme. Grillon speaks Excellent...
Le Mas des Lilas Auxerre
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Q: Am planning to spend about 4-5 day around the region, sometime mid to end May. Any suggested itinerary and places to stay (budget...
A: see my DIJON page and where we stayed Hotel de Paris Dijon near train depot: http://members.virtualtourist.com/m/p/m/1e412f/ then you should not miss BEAUNE; I have a...
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