Horrible venue , rude and surly staff. My daughter left her phone behind by mistake. When we went back to ask for it they denied seeing it even though we could see it in their venue on my own phone in the Find my iPhone app. We went to the Mayor’s office to report the issue, a very helpful gentleman from the office walked back to Le Clocher with us and the owner immediately returned the phone! Moving on to the food and service. Horrible food, sold at premium prices by surly and rude staff. But it did not spoil our visit to Saint-Émilion, a must-see medieval town in Nouvelle Aquitaine in south west France.
DO NOT BOTHER! Our experience at this restaurant was very disappointing. The food (we had pizzas) was average but very expensive. We had to wait over 10 minutes just for tap water to be brought to our table, despite us trying to get the attention of our waiter several times, we could not help but feel ignored. When it came to paying for the bill, our waiter did not even speak to us, he tapped away on the card machine and spoke to another waiter, no thank you or goodbye. A very big shame as it’s in such a beautiful setting.
I completely regret going here. Each plate is about 20 euros. The chicken was really dry. The french fries were soggy. The bread was soggy. The burger was over cooked. I think what makes it worse is that within the area, you can get gourmet food (and sometimes a three course meal) for the same price of a main dish here. I was also astonished that a muffin was priced at 4 euros and a canele was priced at 3 euros. Most expensive average pastries I’ve seen in France. Redeeming qualities: open all day, great view
Friendly waiter and the canele was delicious. On the downside I thought 5 euros was expensive for tea but then again I got 2 cups out of the teapot which was placed above the cup. I also thought that 7 euros for fresh orange juice was too expensive.The mushroom omelette was very tasty and the formule petit dejeneur (breakfast) which consisted of a fresh orange juice, coffee or hot chocolate , 1/3 baguette, a croissant, jam butter for 11 euros was expensive but then again you are in St Emilion.
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pleasant and well located terrace, just in the obligatory passage of tourists. servers wait with menus by hand, the reception is eager and sympatric. choice of dishes and cakes, beautiful wine map with glass, but too expensive. but it's a bit of a cold-falling cake, a mouse too rosy and rubbery, it's unworthy of the rates practiced
Concert of Gregorian chants in the Monolith church of Tuesday evening 21 August at 9 pm to Saint emilion confirmed on the phone by the tourist office in the...
very good restaurant with a beautiful view. servers are very pleasant and convenient when a reverse passes through there. Duck jam was delicious I recommend.
South West salad with a rich and generous duck and fries thigh, good wine and to finish tutti frutti cut we recommend this welcoming little bistro
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friendly but disproportionate addition to the average quality served. beautiful choice of wines with glass. pleasant terrace.
Just at the top thank you so much for this warm and exemplary welcome
Tartare De Fruits Exotique, Vinaigrette À La Vanille
Carpaccio De Bœuf, Copeaux De Parmigiano Reggiano
Souris D’agneau Au Thym Cuisson De 10H00
Mille-Feuille De Crabe Et Guacamole
Œufs Cocotte Au Foie Gras De Canard
Petit Camembert Rôti Miel Et Thym
Gaspacho Tomate Et Poivron Jaune
Mousse Au Chocolat Valrhona
