Historical & Legendary Cathedral This is one of the oldest Cathedrals in the world. It witnessed the crowning of Kings in the Middle Ages and was always an amazing beacon of faith for the Catholic Church. It is currently ongoing a bit of renovation but still looks fabulous. If you come to Reims you will see the Cathedral it is the absolute one and only building you need to see visit. We were also very impressed by the inside the ceilings are so high that they give you this feeling of Grandness- ABSOLUTE must see !

Extremely beautiful church! Huge and with nice information inside! They have a shop as well as some brochures for more information. It is a must for people interested in French history and Gothic architecture. You cannot miss the Marc Chagall's piece of art!

A true masterpiece of Gothic architecture, the Cathédrale de Reims captivates visitors with its soaring spires, intricate stone carvings, and breathtaking façade. Inside, sunlight streams through stained-glass windows of multiple colors and designs, casting vibrant patterns that tell stories from history and scripture. Every corner reveals centuries of craftsmanship, from the delicate arches to the detailed sculptures. Whether you are drawn to architecture, art, or history, the cathedral offers an unforgettable experience where light, color, and stone come together in perfect harmony.

We did the roof tour. Nine euro each and very easy to book on their website. 249 steps with no stopping places so be prepared for a hike. Our tour was in French but he did a little bit in English for us. Some surprises up there which I won't spoil

The beauty and grandeur of this cathedral cannot be conveyed in words. It is here that you can feel the power of this place. Here you will feel all the energy of centuries. It was here that 31 kings were crowned. A majestic cathedral.

Notre Dame was the most stunning cathedral that I've ever had the pleasure of seeing. It was beautiful inside and fill with relics and beautiful artworks. It was an awesome experience. If you ever have the chance to see go there do so.

One of the most beautiful cathedrals in France. It was built in the Gothic style and is truly a masterpiece of architecture. The exterior is incredibly detailed, with stunning sculptures and tall towers that immediately catch your eye. Inside, the high ceilings, colorful stained-glass windows, and peaceful atmosphere make the experience unforgettable. It’s amazing to think how much history this place holds — it was the traditional site for the coronation of French kings. The best part is that entry is free, so it’s definitely worth a visit for anyone interested in history, architecture, or just looking for a breathtaking place to explore. Highly recommended!

This is a place where Kings have been crowned. It is stunning and mystical at the same time. Situated next to the Cathédrale Notre Dame de Reims, it is a place to see if you are fan of history and royalty. The display is amazing and takes you on a journey across the lives of Kings. We were alone in the museum early morning so that could be the best part of the day for a visit. Zero queueing and the whole place just for us, the stroll became almost a VIP one. It will not take more than 1 hour unless you really want to spend 5mins contemplating every display, carpet or statues. Equipped with the Education pass and a kid of 11, the entry was free on top of that. Plan your visit and buy your tickets in advance to go quicker otherwise wake up early and enjoy the museum at your own pace freely.

Great artifact collection. Worth getting the audio guide because all the exhibit descriptions are in French. I would recommend getting a combined ticket because entry price is 8 Euros.

This is a must in order to get a full understanding of the cathedral. Definitely worth the entrance fee.

Beautiful museum, although none of the explanations were in English it was still worth a visit.

Good museum featuring an explanation of the coronation ceremony, regalia, and treasures, along with a history of the cathedral structure and many sculptures saved from the facade.

I have been trying to experience the museum of my adopted country while covid has kept most tourists away. I have seen a lot of museums that have done a good job balancing the safety of visitors with the ability to still see and understand the exhibit. This was not one of them. The gestures taken for covid seem haphazard at best and nonsensical at worst. Also, as a warning, all explanation plaques are in French which is fine. More worryingly, signs indicating directions and important information are inconsistently translated into English and German (sometimes one, sometimes both, sometimes neither) and the translations (in English anyway) are mostly terrible.

I'd say it's a must for anyone in Reims or stopping by in the city. The coolest part for me was to see some of the old statues that fell off the cathedral which are now on display inside the palais. Really makes you appreciate the craftsmanship and the detail that went into buildings back then.

Impressive building and architecture. Beautiful art if few exposed. The history of the place where many of France kings got their blessed oil for their coronation It’s a touristic spot but not too busy

Basilique Saint-Remi is one of Reims’ most captivating historical sites. The Romanesque architecture, with its graceful arches and serene atmosphere, offers a striking contrast to the nearby Gothic grandeur of Reims Cathedral. The basilica houses the tomb of Saint Remi, who baptized Clovis, the first King of the Franks, making it a place of deep historical and religious significance. Inside, the stained glass windows fill the church with a soft, colorful light, and the intricate stonework reveals centuries of devotion and craftsmanship. The adjoining museum provides fascinating insights into the basilica’s history and artifacts. Overall, Basilique Saint-Remi is a must-visit for history lovers, architecture enthusiasts, and anyone seeking a peaceful, awe-inspiring experience in Reims. PS. Free entry but a donations are welcome

A short walk from the Cathédrale Notre‑Dame, the Basilique Saint‑Remi offers a serene glimpse into Reims’ history and elegance. Dating back to the 11th century, its blend of Romanesque and Gothic architecture creates a peaceful, contemplative atmosphere. Inside, soaring arches, delicate columns, and beautiful stained-glass windows tell stories of saints and centuries past. Perfectly complementing a visit to the cathedral, the basilica’s timeless beauty and rich history make it a must-see for travelers seeking both spiritual and architectural treasures in Reims.

We did a walk through this beautiful basilica in the afternoon, and then returned for the Luminescence show in the evening. The basilica itself is beautiful and enormous. Was apparently started hundreds of years ago in the Roman style and then as it was damaged in the wars and added to the style of the additions was Gothic. The Luminescence show was absolutely incredible. About 45 minutes of history of the basilica, all in French, with an incredible immersive light show that highlighted and the architecture of the church itself. Highly, highly recommend.

The Basilica of Saint Remi stands tall in the city of cathedrals. The sheer size of the structure is overwhelming. Interiors arts have a great story to tell. Wander through to enjoy this marvel.

I wouldn't necessarily recommend the immersive experiences they do here, unless you're with children and it's for them. As an adult it's nice but it's not great, especially for the price. The photos and videos make it look better than it is. I can see that it would be great to entertain children quietly for an hour and would recommend it for that. Other than that, it's a beautiful building that's worth checking out.

After kicking off our day trip to the Champagne region, we started our tour at the magnificent Basilica of Saint-Remi. Stepping inside felt like a real-life time machine, transporting us to a peaceful, ancient world. The atmosphere was so calm and serene, it was the perfect place to start our day and escape the hustle and bustle. An impressive fact about this place is that it's the final resting place of Saint Remi, the guy who baptized the very first King of the Franks! Talk about a pivotal moment in French history! The basilica isn't just a building; it's a super cool piece of the past that sets the stage for a day of amazing discoveries.

What a fine little museum this is! If you are looking for a history break while going to Reims, between 2 champagne houses, that is the perfect place. It tells the story of the 7th of May 1945, where the first ceasefire was signed between the allies and the axe, this is the first treaty by because Joseph Staline wasn’t happy about the way it was organized . A second one was signed the 8th in Berlin. I love to remember that once Russian and Europe were allies. I’m grateful that now Germany and France are sibling nations. What a nice place to visit, you will see the table the first reddition was signed and the war maps.

A must-visit in Reims. A well-preserved moment of history. Allow 45-60 minutes. It begins with a very informative film which provides to background about how the signing occurred in Reims. The room in which the unconditional surrender was signed looks exactly like the photographs from May 7, 1945. You will be impressed by how small the space is, as well as how little pretense there was surrounding the event. We visited 2 days before the 80th Anniversary of VE Day. It was a Monday, and the high school next door was in session. Teenagers were everywhere outside, but don't let that fool you. Very few people were in the museum the day we went, and most were an elementary school class on a field trip, and they were incredibly quiet and attentive.

Fantastic little museum. €5.50 well spent to understand the historical significance of this city 80 years ago. Excellent 5 min film in English to set the scene. Walked through a number of small rooms of photos, documents and period uniforms before reaching the room in which the surrender was signed. Very moving, left as it was with maps and weather reports and daily operation plans on the walls.

A wonderful and humbling experience at the Musee de la Reddition. We explored the museum that features the War Room where Germany signed the act to unconditionally surrender and end WW2. We spent 90 minutes at the museum (which was sufficient) on our way to the Gare de Reims.

Interesting small museum with the actual room where the surrender was signed. Unfortunately it is going to be closed for renovation from the evening of 11th May 2025 for up to a year.

I love museums like this. A unique feeling to be in the same place, the same room where Germany surrendered at the end of the WWII. A real foray into history. The exhibition of models wearing the uniforms of those times fascinated me. Everything looks impeccable, the employees are very kind and the price of a ticket is 5 €. Worth a visit without any hesitation if you are in Reims.

Saradha villers was a great guide. We showed up at 5:32 and the museum usually stops entry at 5:30 as they close at 6. Saradha took pity and let us in (for free) and showed us and explained the war room and the surrender. She was clearly passionate and knowledgeable. I recommend the museum.

very interesting combination of the founder of the house 15th century who built it and 200 years later, the person who reconstructed it after warfare damaged it and collected an impressive private collection of interior objects. it’s a one hour explanatory tour and the person was very educated.

Amazing experience! I highly recommend it, there is approximately 1 hours guided tour included in the ticket with a person well-educated to tell you numerous facts about the building! I was impressed by the preservation as well as the museum's pieces! I loved it!

Great tour! Available in English if you ask beforehand. Very interesting house, with rooms containing furniture from all over the world, and a garden full of doorways and doors. Very unique.

This museum is amazing. Collections are beautiful. Entrance is cheap but they guide you. And you can ask anything about their collections. And garden is also beautiful ✨ Highly recommended!

Excellent museum filled with eclectic exhibits from Hugues Krafft's travels. We were guided through the museum by a very knowledgeable and engaging English speaking staff member. Well worth the visit

This is one of the city's hidden treasures. It can only be accessed with a guide, and what a guide we had! Theo is a true expert; he knows an incredible amount about the place and speaks excellent English. I hope you're lucky enough to have him as your guide, too I also want to say how unforgettable it was to be in that room with genuine Dürer prints. Nothing compares to that experience!! Thank you for those unforgettable 10 minutes we were allowed to spend there

Super friendly guide. The house is stuffed with interesting items and story's. Must see!!

Amazing experience, food, drinks and value. Complimentary amuse bouche to start. Madagascan jumbo shrimp, spider crab legs , Jumbo crab legs, Bottle of LP, whole baked sole, vegetable and cucumber/rice for circa €160. Everything was delicious. Service was friendly, helpful and food was staggered in such a way that we were there for over two hours just savouring every moment. You can basically create your own seafood platter with a huge range of options. Really special meal. The best meal I have had in a while.

BEWARE, there is a new chef and none of the TripAdvisor reviews and photos of food exist anymore. I got the most disgusting tuna tartar and when i tried to order from photos the staff said- oh that’s the old chef. The new chef appparently doesn’t cook- it was not good and i feel sick now. I am attaching a photo of the beautiful food i expected. The picture with my fork is of the disgusting mayonnaise oil - canned tuna would be safer. The caviar was decent but this photo is of the 5x bigger portion they served than I ordered, for 5x the price. I think this was an honest mistake but still- if i hadn’t noticed before eating, that would be a 120 euro mistake for me. Be aware that the TripAdvisor photos and reviews are all of the former chef. Very sad. The champagne was quite good and there are many places in the area that look quite good!

Came here for lunch on Saturday, 9 August and enjoyed every moment of it. Our waiter Laura was very friendly, patient and attentive considering we dont speak a single word of French. Ordered the no 2 oysters, tapas, hot clams, sashimi and wasabi tobiko roe and they all tasted delicious and fresh. The oysters had some sweet taste to them and honestly i could have asked for more! We were offered to either sit outside or inside and we chose inside as it was pretty hot and we were the only ones inside. Air conditioning was a plus and all in all a lovely experience 😋

We ordered different seafood as appetizers and main courses, each ingredient was very fresh, the shrimp was sweet, the oysters were well seasoned, the scallops and fish for the main course had just the right texture. Reservation in advance, the wine list is reasonable priced, recommended!

We went for lunch to Le Bocal yesterday (Saturday) and absolutely loved it. The seafood was exceptional, and full of flavor. The restaurant is small and cozy, with a cool seaside vibe, warm and welcoming atmosphere. Service was excellent, and they have a great selection of champagnes. A real gem in Reims!

We had a spectacular meal. The service was great, and everyone was very friendly and helpful. I highly recommend!!!

We arrived too late on Friday night to eat, but decided to come back on Saturday morning to pick up some oysters, to take home for dinner that night. We made a selection of the six different types of oysters on offer, they were expertly shut for us and packaged on ice so we could take this back to Germany with us. Would definitely recommend, service was friendly, and the seafood looked really fresh.

Everything was what one would expect at a Michelin-starred (2003) restaurant. Creative dishes, good quality ingredients, beautiful presentation, and overall a great culinary excellence with a substantial menu dégustation. We were celebrating our anniversary and a birthday; they took note of that and added a nice subtle touch to the dessert course 😀Class act!

Bravo! We had the signature dish, sea bass in clay, as part of our menue. The whole menu convinced throughout with magnificent pairing of natural flavors of the ingredients: Masterful, minimalist, perfect, brilliant. The handling of the drinks and food, from the decanting of the 2016 white wine, then into the ice, and the fileting of the fish in the clay crust: expertly and perfect! Bravo! Bravo! Bravo!

One of the best meals in Europe out of 3 weeks of eating nonstop in Michelin restaurants . This restaurant deserves 2 Michelin stars as the food quality is amazing, the value for $ is incredible and the service is on point, the wine list is extensive and the cheese cart is to die for as is the the coffee menu offering 10-12 selections.I can’t say more! It is amazing must visit for true lovers of gastronomy and wine.

We had heard Le Foch was a great deal. We had heard the food was good. We went and were still stunned. First of all, the food is truly excellent. Almost every dish was an absolute hit. We enjoyed the food here more than we enjoyed far more expensive and storied restaurants in Paris. Second, the price is criminally low. Of course, we are anchored a bit too high having come from Paris, but we felt we were paying half as much as we should have for the meal. That said, the service is really mediocre. They do not have enough staff, and the speed and quality of service do not match the fine dining experience you'd expect. But still, absolutely 5 stars because the food and price are just out of this world.

My favourite restaurant in Reims! The Michelin star is well-deserved! We did a 5-course lunch menu. Absolutely delicious! Great service and great ambience. A must visit!

For a break in my Michelin Stars Challenge in Paris (and 3 stars in France, follow me for all the reviews), I went to Reims. I wanted to try two local references (the third stars is coming later). The establishment. What’s interesting here? You get a feeling it’s the establishment of choice for a Michelin star night for a local. Of course you have 2 and 3 stars around. But if you want « just » a one star, with a family feeling, with a good ratio of locals. It’s the place. The manager who is also the wife of the chef and the wine expert, is the spirit of the room. The cuisine is quite personal. The chef expresses himself, but without being too present. He has a true personality. Bottom line, you won’t go wrong food wise. The crowd is the upscale outside of Paris crowd, but the food and the service makes you easily for this and spend a good time. Understandably a solid one star

Beautiful food presentation, service fantastic and immaculate. The courses relate a well thought out and balanced textures or tastes to our food pallette. Definitely worth a visit and thoroughly enjoyed ourselves!

We are foreign visitors, and we have dined at many Michelin starred restaurants local and abroad. It wasn’t until we arrived at Reims that we noticed that the chef changed. We made our reservation several months ago in our country, at that time, the chef was still the previous one. ( And it was through google review that we discover the chef has changed.) We consider this as a kind of “fraud”, since no one has ever contacted us about the alter in chef. Our reservation time was 6:30in the afternoon, when we arrived at the restaurant, we were lead to the garden. This is our first time being led to other places before dinging in our experience in Europe. People from the restaurant didn’t told us that we have to finish the whole bottle of champagne before we could get into the restaurant and start our dinner, therefore, it was until 8:40 that we finally get into the restaurant. The snack served when we were waiting were melted and collapsed, we suppose it was due to the high temperature and the long waiting time. The champagne and wine are really good, however, despite the desserts, the other dishes are far from satisfying. The dishes are all salty, and we couldn’t taste layered flavors in the dishes, as other restaurants have. (For example, we can only taste saltiness in the meat, since the meat is salty, and the sauce is also salty. As for the dish made from cheese, we could only taste the flavor of cheese.)

A true 5 stars experience!! My husband and I had the most extraordinary dinner here while vacationing in Champagne. We had the Summer menu with wine pairing experience and it was a great discovery. We enjoyed every dish which was decadent with the best ingredients: caviar, sea urchins and lobster were standouts. The wine pairings were all champagne and perfectly completed each dish. I highly recommend the restaurant as it was the most memorable experience we have experienced. The service was also outstanding.

A truly fabulous anniversary lunch — every detail perfection! 💫🍾 We celebrated our anniversary with lunch at Le Parc inside Les Crayères, and it was absolutely fabulous from start to finish! Exquisite food, impeccable service, beautiful atmosphere — and that stunning setting within the hotel just elevated the whole experience. When we arrived, they first seated us in the lounge area where we started with glasses of champagne. We ordered two glasses of Flora Debout and two of Billecart-Salmon Rosé, both of which were excellent. They served us a lovely selection of hors d’oeuvres to pair with our bubbly while we relaxed and looked over the menu. Once we were ready, they guided us to the dining room — we got the best table by the window, and the room itself was absolutely gorgeous. The four of us chose the Plaisir de Table menu — a five-course tasting — though it turned out to be quite a feast since they include several surprise bites in between courses to keep things interesting. 😊 Our menu included Candied duck foie gras, John Dory filet, glazed Mallard duck breast, Farm Langres cheese, and Grand Cru chocolate from Indonesia. Every dish was flawlessly executed — the flavors balanced beautifully, and the proteins were cooked to perfection. The bread and butter were also outstanding (and for me, that’s crucial — it sets the tone for the whole meal!). Service was attentive and polished throughout. Even though a few staff members seemed newer or in training, everything ran smoothly. Toward the end of lunch, they surprised us with an extra dessert and a candle to celebrate our anniversary — such a thoughtful touch! At one point, the sun was streaming through the window, so I asked if they could lower the shades — and to my amusement, they controlled this mechanized awning outside right from inside the dining room! It was such a cool little detail that made us all smile. 😄 Even the valets were wonderful — warm, friendly, and eager to share a bit of the hotel’s history and their current renovations while fetching our car. All in all, it was an extraordinary dining experience — elegant yet welcoming — and absolutely worthy of its two Michelin stars. Next time I’m in Reims, I’ll definitely be back, and I’d love to stay at Les Crayères as well. With drinks, the total came to around USD $1,200, and honestly, it was worth every penny for such a memorable celebration. ✨🍽️🥂

I came with my family to celebrate a birthday, and we had such a great time. Everything from beginning to end was carried out with such elegance. The food and wine pairing were amazing, and all of the staff were welcoming, friendly, and attentive, which really added to this amazing moment. Would definitely recommend, and I’m looking forward to coming back!

THIS IS A REVIEW OF A VEGAN 5 COURSE SERVICE, AND NOT WHAT IS TYPICALLY SERVED TO THE AVERAGE CUSTOMER, SO PLEASE KEEP THAT IN MIND WHEN READING. VEGETARIAN / VEGAN SERVICE UPON REQUEST DURING RESERVATION I enjoyed the attentive staff and atmosphere. Upon request, there were no weird tensions when asking for a vegan meal. The chef prepared a 5 course option for me. The dessert course was so good and not just a boring fruit salad, and if you know, you know that this is a feat. I do have to say that I feel like maybe the chef wasn't well-versed enough with vegan cuisine to present something totally unique in every dish. I noticed that 2 of the dishes essentially contained the same ingredients but prepared them in a different manner. So, there was no new flavour experience to be had there. However, I am very critical with my food, so perhaps I am just being a little uptight. The effort is so much appreciated, so please know I am so grateful to have had the opportunity to dine here. For the price, I expected absolutely wpuld have liked more of a "wow" reaction for every plate, and I got that for 3 of the 5. I wouldn't come here a second time as a vegan, but I think it was worth the experience. Considering the lack of veg options in the area (vegan specifically), this was quite delightful. The staff was so so so good. Pur glasses were never empty, the champagne was delicious, and bread was always offered in between. Every dish was explained to us. The champagne and wine menu was much too big for me to tackle and ask about which ones were vegan, so if you plan on consuming and the filter process concerns you, definitely know what you'd like ahead of time or call ahead to inquire. My favourite courses were the first and last. NOTE: if you do not consume honey as a vegan, this needs to be mentioned, as one of the desserts presented to me contained this ingredient. In the middle of the service, the chef made their rounds to every table to ensure everything was alright, and that's a nice touch. You can really tell that they love what they do, as well as the staff. Thanks for the lovely evening.

A very good restaurant but came away from the signature menu experience with little memorable or that I would reflect on as exceptional and suited for a 2 star restaurant. Two of the six dishes were fairly bland, the others were all very good, particularly the duck. The location is beautiful and service is very attentive, however one of the wine pairings did not suit my palette and I asked for an alternative wine. The restaurant charged me for the extra glass, which I found rather surprising, especially since the wine pairing did not offer any “top ups.” Overall a nice meal with creativity / surprise effect of the signature menu, though not one that I will be actively seeking to return to.

An extraordinary dining experience. Staff was welcoming, engaging and extremely knowledgeable. Chef Christophe delivers a culinary experience you will long remember. Paté was sublime, the duck breast cooked to perfection - crispy skin, marvelously moist meat. John Dory was flaky, moist and retained a bit of ocean flavor. Excellent wine pairing recommended by the sommelier. The room is lovely and quite elegant.

This is a homey place. The food was good at best. However, that cool looking room in most pictures smells quite musty. There is a rusty metal bar going through the posterior lower part of the room. By the AC. The room has a carpet, that seems old and part of that musty issue. Why would you have cheap looking, old carpet in a small restaurant? When you look closely at the bricks they have dark mold in multiple areas. The knives to cut the steak are not sharp, making me obliterate my stake while cutting it. The steak was medium well, i wanted it medium rare. Just… a lot of details for this well intended restaurant are lacking. Not overpriced. Modest wine list.

Second time in Reims for me and stumbled upon this beautiful restaurant in the corner near the Gare on a Tuesday night. It was 7pm and asked the Miss host if I could dine without a reservation and they let us in. Both Misses who hosted us were very warm and friendly and with my broken French, still allowed me to continue tried speaking in French. On a tangent, I am of Japanese decent and believe that language plays a huge roll in perception in the world and always felt if visitors in Japan could learn just a little Japanese, the experience would be 10x better. The nuances of things change dramatically and the hosts (I later found out they both speak very good English) allowed me to converse with them in French. I really appreciate the time they spent dealing with my ego and very appreciative of their hospitality. I think most of the seating were underground level and felt like I was dining in a beautiful old wine cellars which hit my taste 120%. Every time I visit a basement I keep imagining converting it to my man cave. Now for the food and champagne side, you are in the best brut region in the world. I had a demi-bottle for two of us which was perfect for my non-alcohol tolèrent body and the food was beautiful and very tasteful. A lot of local ingredients in season. I love sauerkraut and learned the dish they served had it under the fish we ordered and is the Alsace regions specialty. My travel buddy loves asparagus and the white asparagus soup (potage??) he said was best he has ever had. I always love restaurants serving great seasonal local ingredients that is not common to me. Price wise, coming from California and stopping by at Paris, is very accessible and nothing that would break your bank. I don’t want to say “cheap” because as a restauranteur myself I don’t want to give impression that the restaurant is underselling itself at all but compared to what you get for spending 75-100 USD for two in America, I say what we received in food and services is something that would easily cost me 150+ per person in Bay Area. (I know this is bad American habit but had to put it in here) Thank you Ms.s for taking us in and not rushing us during the dining experience. I was happy with the hospitality but the city was very pretty and after the great food, I wanted to stroll around and see the beautiful buildings as it matched the food very much. I am looking for place in France to remote/work in the future and this restaurant gave me +2 pts for choosing Reims as a contender.

This experience was nice, but we were disappointed there were only cold starters as a choice. The wine choice is good, and I really enjoyed my duck breast starter. We sat in the cellar, which was nice, but upstairs is good too.

Cosy cellar and absolutely great food for a fair price. Very sweet staff as well. Do make reservations, best response is through the form on their website.

We had a healthy cook with warm welcoming here😋. A French family running restaurant, cosy atmosphere ( no idea how summer is) in September when we visited Reims. Should reservation !

Food was very delicious. The host was very polite and courteous to us foreigners. Had a very pleasant time.

Excellent restaurant. Small and intimate. Fabulous food especially the cod, steak and pear dishes. Thank you for 2 fantastic evenings

Excellent food and top notch service. Authentic food from Basque, absolutely delicious. Highly recommend.

Absolutely perfect! Best meal we had in years. Compliments to the chef and whole team.

Lovely little restaurant! A mixture of french and Spanish cuisine. The food portions were quite large! We could have shared the Paella as a meal! The food was delicious and the service was great.

One of the better restaurant experiences we had while in Reims. This restaurant is located a short walk west of the city centre but is very much worth a visit. Plenty of menu items to choose from and very reasonably priced. Super friendly waitress and owner who gave us a coulple of extra things to try between meals and a shot of something (not sure what it was!) at the end of our meal. We had a three course menu and there was nothing we could fault. Make sure you call and make a reservation as we went on midday on Monday and it was full to the point they had to turn people without a reservation away.

I didn’t have a reservation but they found a nice table for me. I had a delicious salade: pear, blue cheese, pine nuts, Bayonne ham, pomegranate seeds. Very good portion and well presented. I tried their beer with hot pepper: very good and surprising. I was offered a drink when I paid my bill which was really kind as it was my first visit. I highly recommend.

Very good food. And very fair prices

Lovely evening here with great reasonably priced food and wine, coupled with a great atmosphere provided by the fun owner...what a great character. The free shots after the real were a real treat!