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"A restaurant combined with a brocante , how quirky! Good food, excellent and very friendly service from everyone, from servers to owner to cook."
Phone: +33677730136,+33972641681,+33556915603
Address: 9 B avenue de la Liberation, 33360 Latresne, France
City: Latresne
Website: http://www.facebook.com/lavraiegare
Tuesday: 09:30-21:00
Wednesday: 09:30-21:00
Thursday: 09:30-21:00
Friday: 09:30-23:00
Saturday: 09:30-21:00
Sunday: 09:30-21:00
Dishes: 9
Amenities: 6
Categories: 5
Reviews: 166
How lucky we were to be recommended this place! Passing by it might look like a quirky antique shop with bar/cafe...which indeed it is, but it hides many other guises. It has a small but beautifully put together menu for lunch and dinner and a great selection of delicious wines. The owners are genuinely friendly and keen to make your meal a good one, attentive and happy to explain things to you. But the best part was that if you get lucky like we did there might be an evening with a trio of musicians singing classic jazz songs along with their guitars and a sunset as pink as the rose wine we were sipping on...just beautiful!
It is difficult to find dinner before 7pm in France. And in small towns you can pretty much forget about it. However we found this place to be open and they served us a delicious meal at around 5:30-6pm. It was probably the hottest day of summer and we sat outside but they have installed mist-making hoses above the tables which were greatly appreciated and assisted by a slight breeze blowing. The place is mostly an antiques shop that serves food. All of the tables and chairs are antiques, very nice and relaxed atmosphere.
Just had a gorgeous lunch here. Everything we ate was delicious. We were all jealous of my son's whole baked Camembert with chorizo and huge pile of garlic rubbed toast and salad for just €10.50 My aubergine and pepper toasts with Parma ham and lovely salad was so fresh and tasty. My daughter had a plate of foie gras with relish, apricots, salad and toast which she really enjoyed. My husband had three tartines. We were all very happy with our food and it was a perfect lunch in a very nice spot.
This used to be the train station of this small village. Menu selection is quite limited, this place is good for a drink and some nibbles, but not for a serious lunch.
A restaurant combined with a brocante , how quirky! Good food, excellent and very friendly service from everyone, from servers to owner to cook.
