A great spot for a short walk with a beautiful panoramic view of the city. The historic architecture adds a lot of charm, and it's a nice place to relax and do some people-watching. Definitely worth a visit if you're in Montpellier.

My favorite spot in Montpellier. It feels like a breath of fresh air. It is clean, has trees, and a beautiful view days and night. I went there a few times during my stay.

This is a great place to walk around in to see some great views and some old architecture! I like running around the perimeter because there is decent shade and a good amount of space to avoid folks when running. They have some pretty cool free events here too. Its beautiful during sunset.

Nice spot for a walk or a chill. Big trees provide a bit of a shadow on a hot day. Very calm

Nice walk in a very cool and spacious space. I enjoyed the play of light on the elements. If you like photography on a sunny day, the shadows are re pretty intense and interesting. The area around it is also green so plenty of room to rest.

lovely place to hang out with some friends in the evening

Beautiful spot up high with sweeping views and cool breezes. Doesn’t really open at 730 tho - most stalls are still setting up at 9. Great organic pastries with a decent selection of items for sale.

Fantastic place and very busy, it’s gives you a lovely atmosphere of the location and town A very busy hub with a large amount of restaurants and food places. We went on a Sunday evening which was still very busy but a lot of places where closing for the end of the day around 10pm so something to bear in mind.

Place de la Comédie is the beating heart of Montpellier. The square is surrounded by historic buildings, with the Opéra Comédie and the Three Graces fountain as focal points. Always full of energy, from morning coffee crowds to evening strolls, and well-connected with the city’s tram lines. A perfect place to start exploring the old town or just to sit and people-watch.

What an amazing place! You will not miss it when you visit Montpellier. The architecture, the music, and the atmosphere, everything seemed so harmonious and perfect.

Such a vibrant and magical square! The views were stunning, and the atmosphere was full of life. Street artists were playing music, adding so much charm to the experience. A perfect spot to relax, people-watch, and feel the heart of Montpellier.

Beautiful place and just 5 minutes walk to train station. Trams are also next to it. Near by water fountain and area was good for pictures.

A very lively part ot Montpellier at all time, with excellent buskers near the fountain, just next to large outside seatings of fancy hidtoric cafés and Restaurants. The very diverse crowd passing by in all sort of transport device is a treat. It is worth stopping, and watching the never ending flow.

Please like and follow You can get to La Place de la comedie via tramway, which i highly recommend. Driving here is very challenging for visitors. Beautiful buildings, many restaurants and cafes that you can choose from.

Absolutely massive! The gallery just kept on going, hall after hall of impressive, historic art. Well presented, if not a little confusingly organised, the paintings and sculptures were nicely grouped together, but the halls didn’t really flow one into another and one can find themself getting a little lost. That said it’s very affordable and they have some highly coveted artists work, like Monet and Van Gogh. Overall, a great way to spend a couple of hours, just make sure you set aside 2/3 hours to fully cover it.

Established in 1828 by Francois Xavier Fabre. There are sculptures and a large collection of paintings including Rubens, Fabre, Degas, Delacroix and many by Gustav Courbet(15). This is a huge museum needing a minimum of 2-3 hours. It is a must see in Montpelier if you have time. It’s 5 minute from Place de Comedie.

Beautiful artwork and space. A shame recent renovations haven't included better/clearer/easier to read labels next to each painting. Multiple fonts and way too small to read. The museum has lockers for your belongings and toilets downstairs.

really nice collection! it’s full of masterpieces and therefore the price of the ticket is really worth it. the only reason why i can’t give 5 stars it’s because of the security staff (only at the entrance). they are mean, arrogant and treated us like terrorists because of my boyfriend was wearing a backpack. they didn’t even respond when we greet them while we were leaving. truly disrespectful.

Visiting this museum is a must do, while being in Montpeiller. Beside breathtaking collections of paintings you can also learn about the history of art in the city.

We visited on a free day (the first Sunday of the month), and spent more than 2.5 hours here. You could easily spend more time. They check your bags and person when you enter, and you cannot bring in any food or drink. The collection is amazing, with a staggering amount of artworks. The contemporary art was lost on us, but we loved the old collections. There are lots of places to sit down throughout, as well as portable chairs available to move about with. Free postcards throughout the exhibits. It seemed to be wheelchair accessible and very family friendly. There are lockers inside, not sure if they have a cost. Definitely recommend a visit!

Montpellier was at the end of a one month trip, so I almost skipped this one because I was museumed out, but another reviewers photos intrigued me. So glad I went! A nice diverse array of art. Beautiful frames. Beautiful museum design My photos don’t do the art justice, so definitely go! Fantastic inspiration if you like to paint, even if I am nowhere near the levels that exist here.

One of the best park to visit if you are in Montpellier. The park is completely free to access, but please remember walking on the grass and having picnics and dogs and bicycles are not allowed.

Dry. In serious need of maintenance. It might be the time of year, but the whole place was really dry and the plants looked like they were on the brink of death. The whole garden really looked like it needed a great deal of maintenance, from general grass cutting and weeding, to repairing concrete and fixing broken watering systems. All in all, unfortunately I would say it’s not really worth the time in Montpellier.

Beautiful park in the centre of the city of Montpellier. A lot of different plants all around the world. Very well maintained park. Orangery with exotic plants. Very nice place to walk around. Very romantic and quiet. I highly recommend visiting this park while you are in Montpellier on holiday. Free entry.

A peaceful and charming garden — perfect if you're looking for a calm day to unwind or read a book. It's not overly manicured, which gives it a relaxed, natural vibe. Great for a quiet break from the city.

The gardens are free to enter. Plenty of shade on a hot summer day in August. Beautifully landscaped, although many of the plants had finished blooming at this time of year and looked withered. I've visited much nicer botanical gardens, but this one is still worth a visit and easily combined with other sights in beautiful Montpellier!

Very cool garden in Montpellier with some unique areas that aren’t commonly seen in public gardens (such as a toxic plants sub area within). They also have a desert conditions greenhouse which is often open to the environment since this is a drier part of France. Note: Google is asking me if I should buy tickets in advance, this garden is free and open to public access. The guardhouse is just for security purposes.

Very beautiful garden, pleasant for relaxed walks, great place for reading a book or for drawing nature. Lovely cats wondering around in the garden. Free entrance, no toilets available, but one public toilet outside the garden, very close by.

My husband and I had the wedding of our dreams at the Château de Flaugergues! The chateau gardens are absolutely stunning and provided so many unique spaces for each part of our day (the bambouseraie was perfect for the welcome lemonade, the more forested area served as our ceremony space, and the area in front of the orangerie was a great backdrop for our vin d'honneur!) We used the plastic chairs and tables provided by the chateau and these worked perfectly well. Pierre de Colbert and his team are very responsive and helpful, and really contributed a lot to the smooth organization of the event. It rained unexpectedly on our wedding day, but luckily the chateau has a big indoor reception room that we were able to use very easily for dinner and dancing (and it still looked great even without any decoration). For such a beautiful setting, we found the price of the venue to be very reasonable, especially compared to other chateaux in the region. As we had lots of international guests, the fact that the chateau is located near the center of Montpellier was really convenient, and there is a great hotel next door where all of our guests were able to stay (so no bothering with driving or ubers after the wedding). We also got to experience dinner and a great gospel music concert the night before our wedding at the chateau for the fête de la musique, which only added to our experience. Honestly, I can't imagine a better wedding venue in Montpellier!

A walk in the garden, a tour through the Chateau and finishing it with a wine tasting. What's not to like! It really wasn't crowded at all, which meant we had the garden basically to ourselves and a private tour of the Chateau! Regrettably, I forgot the name of our tourguide. But he was really wonderful in guiding us through the Chateau, provided lovely insights into the history and was very articulate in English and pleasant to listen to. Incredible that people are currently living there and move to different rooms during tours, into closed off areas. That must feel like living in a museum!

Very significant Chateau with extremely rare items inside! Thanks so much to our expert historical guides for providing so much information! Even if you are not a history fan, the stories of the family owners to present day are intriguing! The Chateau rooms open to view are an hour's visit and the grounds are definitely worth viewing!

Very nice tour of the Chateau, done by a young French lady in English, with some help with audience participation. There are some wonderful gardens to peruse afterwards and a wine tadting of 3 different wines, all made by the vineyard.

Very beautiful and charming place, very nice guide she told us everything and answered every questions. Here is also restaurant where You can eat delicious meals. You can buy also house wine. Personally I fell in love with Garden. Parking is free

The chateau is absolutely gorgeous and the gardens are beautiful. The tour was informative and enjoyable, 5 stars all the way ✨

Great experience and nice local wines, the chateau and garden are both beautiful. It was a bit unclear at first wether we got tickets for just the wine tasting or the tour for the chateau/garden, ended up being both! The whole tour was in french, but they solved it right away giving us a translation card for the tour to help! Overall really nice staff and place :).

Truly perfect. Thank you for all the love and my birthday was just unforgettable! My wife and I had a moment that will last forever. We will be back! Keep up this wonderful work. See you soon!

Both the decoration and the atmosphere are excellent! Delicious and exquisite meals, multi-layered taste and flavor can feel the chef's intentions, such an outstanding restaurant is worth a special visit, and I will definitely come again in the future.

Possibly the best meal I've had in my life! Every bite of every little course was sublime, all paired with the perfect wines. The presentation was spectacular, and the tastes absolutely lived up to the beauty of the dishes.

Our meal at Leclere was superb! We were there on September 7, 2017. Before our trip to France we had carefully selected all the restaurants we wanted to experience, including restaurants with Michelin stars, and among them all Leclere was one of our best meals. The food was fresh, delicious, and innovative - eating it was like being one of the lucky people dining on food on BravoTV's Top Chef series in the US. Every single dish was mouthwateringly good. And the experience itself was lovely; there was just one waiter serving the restaurant inside *and* the terrace outside, and though all our dishes were served at just the right times, at no point did he ever seem rushed. He took the time to talk with us and was very accommodating of my gluten allergy, which I know can be a great nuisance to a chef. (It certainly is to me!) Note for other Americans: he spoke excellent English though he was also kind enough to speak French with me despite my limited vocabulary. A wonderful experience!

Exquisite cuisine and beautiful, peaceful place.

A culinary experience to be remembered. Book a table, come in and be amazed. Great place for a fancy yet cozy dinner, with warm professional staff and food that will excite both your eyes and palate.

Wonderful place, very good food, great service. Bon appetit!

This was a bit of a mixed experience. The good is that the savory dishes met and exceeded our expectations. They were delicious. Unfortunately the sweet courses were just okay. It would have been great to have consistency over all the courses. The bad is that there was too much extraneous time between courses. While I appreciate the time to digest there was no good reason for the half hour wait between the lobster course and the pigeon course. The service started out great but as time went on the level of service dropped. The water service was mixed up between us and the neighboring table and we were given someone else’s bill at check out (a mistake we caught). We also had to pour our own water and champagne towards the end of the meal. Michelin star service was also missing when we got up to use the bathroom. Our napkins were not refolded. There is definitely some lack of attention to detail on the service end. However, the savory dishes were so good we could overlook some of these issues.

Beautiful place, loved the interiors. The personnel was very friendly and the food delicious. We spent a nice evening here.

Reflet d’Obione is more than a meal—it’s a refined, immersive experience. The menu is a true exploration of local, seasonal flavors, presented with remarkable creativity and finesse. The tasting journey included a bouchées platter, two entrées, one main dish, a palate-cleansing shaved ice, a signature dessert, and finally a miniardises platter—each dish elegantly composed and full of character. The service was equally outstanding. The waitstaff were incredibly attentive, taking the time to explain every single detail of the dishes and ingredients. Sauces were poured tableside, adding to the sensory experience and showcasing the care behind each plate. If I had to note one small critique, it would be that the first entrée felt slightly more muted in flavor altho the salad with it was exceptional. But overall, the experience was exceptional—sophisticated, surprising, and deeply rooted in the culinary identity of Montpellier. And you get at the end a souvenir as a thank you gift. Prepare your palate for a memorable ride

10/10 food using few ingredients and good explanations, definitely worth a visit! creations are out of this world! staff a bit “on script” and sometimes aloof or forget to bring something, atmosphere not relaxed as it is too “proper”, bonus points as chef kindly came out to wish us bon appetit and bathrooms are beautiful. playlist not so good.

Reflet d'Obione is deserving of its Michelin star. Its focus on ingredients that are not merely local, but hyper-local, showcases an overlooked grastronomic region of France. The service was impeccable and very helpful, the atmosphere best described as casual fine dining. The dishes were as delicious as they were creative. That RdO has earned a green star also means that you can feel smug while you eat!

Truly a delightful meal! We had the five-part vegan lunch menu. Each course was a surprise. Beautifully presented. Wonderful flavors. And some unexpected flavor combinations. An experience not to be missed! Highly recommend!

Went there for Valentine's Day. Hands down the best restaurant I have been to and a true culinary experience. The amount of effort put into each dish is truly extraordinary, from the appetisers to the mignardises. The wines matched each dish to perfection, and some complementary drinks were truly surprising (have ever had truffle liquor with champagne? Well, I now have). A place that will wow you.

Well, this is a hard review to write. As a restaurant who terms itself with a „great experience“ and was even mentioned as „fine dining“ (for sure not close to a star rating) we left somewhat disappointed. There is no smile from the service personell, rather cold mood from them. If you are asked about still or sparkling water, make sure to explicitly ask for a carafe of water or you‘ll pay for still Evian. The menu sounds great and is well priced, but I‘ll come to that. What really did disappoint was the table setting. Dirty napkins we had to have changed, cracked wine glass and overall dire servers. Please work on this. The menu selection is good, we went for carpaccio and the goat cheese based entree; both okay but lacking flavor. The goat cheese one is pure goat, nothing to counter or enhance it’s own flavor. We also never had iberian plum served that had two different cooking points of the 3 pieces served. Here as well: combined with sweet potatoes it lacked something special, something with more spice or a fruity / citrus aspect to level the otherwise earthy taste. Cheese platter was good, but it’s France so one can expect a good selection. The service, napkin and cracked glass combined with sub-par food really did disappoint. Maybe everyone had a bad day, but this should not happen in an otherwise great surrounding.

Beautiful location in a garden courtyard with views of the Cathedral. However, the food is definitely average at best with some of the savoury dishes too salty or much too sweet. Service was pretty patchy with numerous errors- we received the main courses and wine for the table to the right of us, our dessert was another tables again and the table to the left of us also got another tables main course. Felt a bit like a comedy of errors. I'm certain there are better restaurant options. But might be lovely for a pre dinner drink if possible. Highly recommend our wine if you do visit (photo included)

Very good experience. The setting is charming, with an elegant and welcoming atmosphere that enhances the dining experience. Service was professional and attentive, always available to answer questions and provide thoughtful recommendations on both dishes and wines. The cuisine stands out for the quality of the ingredients and the careful presentation of the plates. While most of the dishes were excellent, there are a few details that could be improved to reach the level of perfection the restaurant aspires to. The value for money is fair, considering the standard of the establishment. Overall, a highly recommended place for those seeking a refined gastronomic experience in a pleasant environment.

We came here on a day trip to visit family. On entry this place has a wow factor. The exterior seating area is beautiful. You are walled in by live green foliage and large white umbrellas shade you from direct sun but creates a light bright dining experience. Everyone seemed to be there for a special occasion. Twice we saw lit firework candles conveyed to 2 different tables. We chose from the combo set on a Saturday. The crème cauliflower amuse-bouche was tasty. Individual bread rolls were distributed. The first batch were browned nicely and crusty. The second round were anemic in color and soft. The beef carpaccio was disappointing. It was thick, fully cooked and had gristle pieces in it. The sardine tartare was better. The pork pluma was inconsistent in portion size across our table. I found the flavoring odd like an overdose of pumpkin pie spice and star anise and the sweet potato puree. The desserts were pretty. The apricot overpowered the muscat for the baba. The cute white chocolate lemon was cracked to reveal whipped cream filling with grated lemon and accompanying lemon sorbet. On the surface it largely looked the part of a 4-5 star food place but I personally had to give it a 3 for taste/texture/seasoning balance (acid, fat, salt, etc)

As a family, we were looking for a good restaurant and ended up at Petit Jardin. We ordered a variety of appetizers and main courses, but unfortunately, none of them met the high restaurant quality we were hoping for. The service was somewhat lacking, which affected our overall impression. While the staff was friendly, they seemed to have limited restaurant experience. The food was just okay, and although the ambiance was pleasant, it didn't quite make up for the other shortcomings. Overall, the delivery of food and service did not match the pricing.

Unbelievably Rude Service and Shocking Carelessness - Never Again! I am writing this review with extreme disappointment and frustration. My recent experience at this restaurant was by far the worst I have ever encountered, thanks entirely to the appallingly poor service attitude. First, while opening our bottle of wine, the staff accidentally let the foil wrapper fall into the wine itself. Instead of apologizing or offering a replacement, the server simply poured the wine—foil and all—into our glasses and handed them back as if nothing had happened. There was not even a hint of remorse. Then, while serving our main course, the same server placed their fingers directly into the sauce on the plate. It was unhygienic and completely unprofessional. To make matters worse, when our dessert arrived, we had to ask three times for cutlery over a prolonged period. Each time we were ignored or given empty promises. When we finally asked to speak to the manager, the response was even more disappointing. Rather than acknowledging the issues or apologizing, the manager defended the staff’s behavior and shifted blame. All we wanted was a simple “sorry,” but instead, we were met with stubbornness and arrogance. I have never encountered such a combination of incompetence and outright disrespect in a dining setting. The lack of basic courtesy and accountability is astounding. I will never return, and I strongly advise others to avoid this place if they expect even a minimal standard of service.

This was unfortunately a great disappointment. The restaurant seems mainly to have untrained very young summer jobbers on staff. The food is okay, the atmosphere is nice but the service is absolutely disappointing: 1) we were greeted by two young staffers at the reception. Neither of them was allowed to show us the table. We had to wait for a third one. 2) we were served olives and olive oil. We waited for bread but when the server came, he simply took the untouched tray away again for the amuse bouche. 3) Funnily, they forgot to clear the table after the amuse bouche, causing the young waitress to struggle when she brought the starters 4) we had ordered an aperitif. It didn’t come until we asked after the starter. Turned out they forgot it. 5) it took about 1 hour between the starter and the main course to arrive. The people at the neighboring table got annoyed and tried to leave. The staff convinced them to stay. 6) when the aperitif wasn’t served, we ordered wine instead. Guess what. It never arrived. 7) after the staff convinced the neighboring table to stay, a staffer came by our table and asked if everything was fine. We pointed out all the errors and problems. He finally got us wine and offered it on the house

Our meal was so enjoyable! This was our first Michelin experience and it was a blast! The atmosphere is very upscale, yet casual. You receive many appetizers before your selected course offerings begin. The entire meal was fantastic, but one of my favorites was an appetizer of a little cone with sardine and one kettle popcorn piece. It was so delicious and surprising! I would consider myself a very plain person in diet (typical American, ketchup kind of gal) so it was exciting to taste all new things and I told myself to just dive in & it was worth it. We chose the 8 course and it was very plentiful. The chef provided 2 surprise courses and one was my favorite of the meal portion, a little stew cup layering black truffle, stew jus with light potato layer. I’ve NEVER eaten octopus in my life, yet enjoyed one of the courses where it’s embedded. It’s very much worth the experience. The service is phenomenal, you’ll never have a need they don’t anticipate. The desserts are too good at the end.

An exceptional time. We went for the 6 course dinner after reading reviews and were glad we did. The amuse bouche and two compliments of the chef left us utterly full and delighted. Of the 1 & 2 Michelin stars meals we’ve had, Jardin Des Sens ties for the first among them. The seafood items were sensational. The staff was more personable which we appreciated too.

Beautiful restaurant situated in one of the best neighborhoods of Montreal. My partner and I came one rainy evening and tried the Escapade menu and were quite full afterwards. Our favorite part of the meal was the amuze bouche and dessert / coffee. Bread and butter were also fantastic. I am docking one star because food was beautifully executed but certain dishes combinations were a bit confusing at least from my perspective and weren’t the most tasty (again, personal preference). Nonetheless, I would recommend this spot for a special occasion or celebration but am not in a rush to return from my end. The restaurant was accommodating to my dietary restrictions, and that was much appreciated. Service was polite and professional, and the staff was fluent in English which was very helpful.

My wife and I came here for an anniversary dinner. This was a truly memorable experience! We both had multi-course tasting dinners, though slightly different. The courses were inventive, colourful, well-paced and tasted fantastic. All the staff were incredible, friendly and perfectly able to switch into English when I reached the limits of my French. The wine steward was so helpful, steering us to a perfect wine and not the most expensive. We would recommend Jardin Des Sens without hesitation.

Jardin Des Sans was the best meal of our trip in France and one of the two best meals of my life. My awesome wife found and booked it at the last minute and they were great about fitting us in. The staff was professional but not too stiff - everyone was very friendly. The chef's bread was... wow. Just wow. There was not a single dish that we did not like, and in between dishes we were admiring the beautiful frescos on the walls and ceiling. Thank you to the chef and team at Jardin Des Sans for a lovely night we will always remember.

No words to describe the amazing experience The chef Pourcel knower as elite of the chef in franc Photo will do that Yamyyy The restaurant located in the hotel and there is more two Nice area and atmosphere

Incredible experience at Hotel Richer de Belleval en restaurant Jardin des Sens!! We had a short but unforgettable stay, meeting Chef Jacques Pourcel and staying in this unique Hotel is amazing! Thanks a lot for the outstanding service

Amazing experience (food, service and vibe). Kid-friendly. Excellent value. English no problem. Highly recommended!

So, this was my first time at a Michelin Star restaurant, and it for sure lived up to the hype. I ate at lunch, and had the full menu (4 courses) for 55 euro. Totally worth it. Everything was delicious but the stars in my opinion were the 2nd main (veal 2 ways, which had a sauce that I literally just wanted to eat by the spoonful. It reminded me a bit of a mole, it had chocolate and coffee notes for sure) and the dessert (apricot cake, ice cream, panacotta and various creams and sauces). I didn't do the full wines, because I still had things to do that day, but the staff did recommend a lovely local white that was just my taste. As a lady dining alone, I found the staff to be very accommodating and thoughtful. A really great experience, you should for sure go for it.

Such a wonderful dining experience we had last night! Every course had its own surprise and was not only super tasty but also beautifully presented. The staff were so friendly, attentive, and really knew their stuff, which made the night even better. Can’t wait to come back soon!

We had the most amazing and delicious meal at Pastis, the team was absolutely wonderful from pairing our wines perfectly to explaining each course 💫💫💫💫💫 we are planning one last visit before we go home. Definitely recommend this place.

Ok so I am usually a bit stingy with my ratings as I always try to keep some in reserve for when i would find a better, more tasty or more impressive eatery... and now i have. The whole experience was simply sublime with surprising sensations and tastes that at odd times during the meal sneaked up from left field to slap me in the face and call me a cuckoo. The first bread serving was reminiscent of traditional village made bread from somewhere in the mountains and announced the start of a yet lingering the day after exquisite experience. The 5 courses that came afterwards paired with the proper wines sauntered between sea, forest and farm in a ballade that continued to put silent smiles on the faces of those around the table and an immediate outburst of impressions and wild jabs at trying to guess the ingredients. I could go on but this is one to be experienced personally and severally.

We had an evening menu with wine pairing. Creative cuisine focused on local themes and flavors, which started slowly with tasty bread, olive oil and an interesting mix of herbs, spices and graines, then continued with amuse bûche, appetizer, excellent fish and meat dishes, cheese and dessert. All the courses were delivered as a pair of plates - variations on the same main ingredient, e.g. beef and beef sausage. The ingredients, the spices and sauces highlighted and accentuated the main pieces - very nicely matched. The wine was mostly well matched to the courses - I was not sure about a couple of selection, e.g. the German Riesling and dessert. Excellent cheese course - St. Nectaire prepared two ways, very tasty. The service was very welcoming, attentive, and friendly. The room design could be better - the ancient room theme, in my opinion, is spoiled by the modern looking cave entrance with the screaming sign ‘Wine Cave’ - not very subtle and appropriate. We really enjoyed the dinner - great place and very promising.

Amazingly friendly staff provide a relaxed French fine dining experience with their own modern twist. Lovely produce carefully serviced to highlight the ingredients..