Le Restaurant de Fontevraud l'Ermitage

French restaurant · Fontevraud-l'Abbaye

Le Restaurant de Fontevraud l'Ermitage

French restaurant · Fontevraud-l'Abbaye

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38 Rue Saint-Jean de l'Habit, 49590 Fontevraud-l'Abbaye, France

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Set in a picturesque village, this Michelin-starred gem offers a serene fine dining experience with creative dishes and a charming mix of modern decor and historical architecture.  

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38 Rue Saint-Jean de l'Habit, 49590 Fontevraud-l'Abbaye, France Get directions

fontevraud.fr
@fontevraud

€100+

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38 Rue Saint-Jean de l'Habit, 49590 Fontevraud-l'Abbaye, France Get directions

+33 2 46 46 10 10
fontevraud.fr
@fontevraud
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€100+

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Fontevraud Le Restaurant

"Saint Lazare Priory is located in the heart of Fontevraud Abbey, one of Europe’s largest monastic complexes. The former’s cloisters have been morphed into a restaurant by designer Patrick Jouin and architect Sanjit Manku, who have staged a marriage between monastic minimalism and untreated materials to set the scene for Thibaut Ruggeri’s cooking. The latter, who hails from Megève and who won the Bocuse d’Or 2013, learnt the trade with iconic culinary names from Michel Guérard to Georges Blanc. A champion of good food and biodynamic farming, local produce takes pride of place (Racan poultry, Anjou pigeon) in a menu that keeps pace with his garden’s production and the moon." - Michelin Inspector

https://guide.michelin.com/en/pays-de-la-loire/fontevraud-l-abbaye/restaurant/fontevraud-le-restaurant
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Lior Heber

Google
The experience here is very well thought out. Each dish added a new layer to the meal. The atmosphere along with the food transport you away from your regular day to day, allow you to enjoy three quiet hours of fine dining. Well worth the trip. One course that really stood out was the mushrooms. It might be an extra on the set menu but it is well worth it.

Oliver Marsden-Ridley

Google
What a special place. The food, restaurant and surroundings are in harmony with one another. The modern decor doesn't over power the beautiful historical architecture. The food is different, yet still has that french classic style and finesse. The staff are friendly, relaxed, but attentive. The wine pairing was thought provoking and it was great not to be told what you were drinking until after you tried it. I would give it 5 stars but it was a new menu and the service wasn't completely flawless, that said it was marginal so if I could give 4.75...then I would. Wouldn't hesitate to recommend.

Samia Verbist

Google
Well deserved 1 star Michelin Perfect lunch Everything was absolutely delicious from the beginning to the end Wine pairing was really interesting Absolutely recommended! And of course you can visit The Abbaye 🤩

Franklin Servan-Schreiber

Google
Superbly creative dishes in a uniquely gorgeous setting of the Abbaye. Excellent friendly service. A beautiful experience. Recommended

Flavio Remus

Google
Unparalleled location, attentive service and genuine flavors. The dish “Champignon à Fontevraud” is a true delight.

Tony Santoro

Google
The location in a small picturesque village is a delight. Having a great meal in the abbey surrounding the garden is amazing. The mushroom dish that is extra on the tasting menu is not only worth the price but probably the best dish I've had in France... Ever! After the amazing meal we toured the rest of the Abbey... An amazing day, worth the trip.

Martin Alemann

Google
Just ok... This is a premier restaurant in our area, but it disappointed. For years we wanted to visit, and the expectations proved more pleasant than the reality. The set menu is expensive for what it is and also comparing to similar restaurants near by. The food was good, but certainly not great. The service was mediocre, with me getting up and serving the wine for my friends three or so times, unacceptable! I place a lot of importance on the quality of the bread and the cheese board, both were below even a medium restaurant in the area - we live in France, surely these two easy to get right. We arrived literally 4 minutes before our reservation, partly because a thunder storm started to open outside, and to be honest we were treated like we had come an hour early and told to wait at the bar. All in all, a restaurant that has the location and the stars needs to be a wow, this was not. I am glad we went, but certainly will not take clients or friends there.

Paul Vevers

Google
Slightly absurd pomposity - food is special - setting amazing I am vegetarian, which is nothing at all special. But I did notify the restaurant in advance. On arrival I asked what I could get but was told the chefs were too busy to tell me. I queried this as the menu was 89 euro plus supplements. I was then told “we do not have 15,000 options for vegetarians”. I explained that just one option rather than 15,000 would be fine. All so pompously rude. Our bill for 8 people with the cheapest wines was over 1,000 euro - some of the food was amazing and some ok. But please, snobbery of this kind is not attractive unless you hanker for the past