Restaurants in Orléans

Right in the centre ofOrléans, on the famous Place du Martroi (2 minutes away from the statue of Joan of Arc), this restaurant welcomes you in a setting made of stone and brick, very cosy.The cuisine, whether local or provençal, will satisfy the mos

Behind the bay windows of the dining room or on the terrace, take advantage first of all of the pastoral and refined setting of le Parc floral.To accompany this delightful view filled with chlorophyll, Philippe Bardau scatters on his menu dishes wit

Situated in a pedestrianised street, contrary to appearances, we have here a restaurant and not an antique shop. Classed as a "bistrot-musée" (a museum-bistrot), the place is stuffed with decorative objects bought as bargains in the flea markets and

When the theatre within the Carré Saint Vincent was renovated in 2004, le Café du Théâtre was born, restaurant, brasserie and piano-bar all in one, so that people could have something to eat or have a drink before or after the shows.The interior des

For 17 years, those looking for gourmet food had to make the trip to Vailly-sur-Sauldre village to find Le lièvre gourmand ("the Gourmet Hare"). However, in April 2010, William Page, self-taught chef whose only training was as a pastry chef, yet who

Philippe Bardau has already made himself known on the gastronomic scene of Orleans with Les Antiquaires and the Next Door. He returns with Le Lift. In the room, the white furniture is surrounded by the most unusual objects: here a cactus, there a re