Le Gabriel has 3 venues; a bar, a bistro and a Michelin starred restaurant under the direction of Francis Adamsk one of the few chefs winning both the "Meilleur Ouvrier de France" and Bocuse d'Or". Read more about Le Gabriel
The Idyll Beach cafe was created with passion and energy! If you're looking for the perfect beach cafe/bar/restaurant look no further. A great menu satisfies both a hungry surfer or a tapas nibbler. Read more about L'Idylle Café Plage
If you're hunting for good food and a warm welcome aim your sites for the Brasserie Bordelaise in St.Pierre. Chances are you'll save it in your Trip Planner as a favourite and return often to dine! Read more about La Brasserie Bordelaise
L'Esprit Des Lieux is a prefect stop for a light lunch in the medieval town of Bourg on the Blaye wine route. A simple menu of quiches, crepes and salads, wine or a good selection of tea -super hosts. Read more about L'Esprit Des Lieux
Within the Museum of Contemporary Art discover Le Café du Musée and you will keep coming back! Food is consistently excellent and Sunday brunch is a treat. Ambiance is cool in a converted warehouse. Read more about Le Café du Musée
Inside Le Grand Theatre, an outstanding landmark of Bordeaux, find an elegant restaurant with both good food and service for breakfast, lunch and dinner that is open all day for dining - very rare! Read more about Grand Opera Cafe - Café Opéra de Jegher
Chez Les Ploucs is in the centre of Bordeaux and welcomes you to the tradition of delicious SouthWest French cuisine and warm and friendly Southwest hospitality-a favorite with both locals and visitor Read more about Chez les Ploucs
Bistro Regent boasts three locations in Bordeaux with each serving a delicious lunch menu for €12.90. Choose beef tenderloin, salmon entrecote, or breast of duck along with frites and salad. Read more about Bistro Regent
Bordeaux Cafés and Bistros will become like home to you. In the morning you’ll slip into a café for a croissant and coffee crème and after a morning of cycling or touring you will find a small Bistro and order "le menu".
With afternoons of wine tasting or strolling the shaded streets of beautiful villages like Saint Emilion you’ll need a break. Explore a new café and linger over a cappuccino and pastry. Next morning finds you at your usual café waiting for your warm croissant and bowl of café au lait. You exchange "Bonjours!" It’s good to be back home again.
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