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"This place, I think, usually goes unnoticed; it sits on the hills outside of Paris, with the Eiffel Tower hardly visible at night, as it lights up on the hour. Good escargot. Look at the cellar!"
Phone: +33134107239,+33134102147,+33172536387
Address: 2 Rue Du Clos Des Moines, 95100, Argenteuil, France
City: Argenteuil
Website: http://www.moulin-orgemont.fr/
Monday: 10:00-15:00
Tuesday: 10:00-15:00
Wednesday: 10:00-15:00
Thursday: 19:00-04:00
Friday: 10:00-16:00
Dishes: 2
Amenities: 23
Categories: 5
Reviews: 1024
Very good surprise this reopening of the Moulin d’Orgemont, the high-end services are at the rendezvous, the frame is just bluffing as much by its decoration as by its panoramic view. The meal is fine and precisely dosed with a very attentive service. The price is attractive given the benefits, it was really missing in Argenteuil an establishment offering this type of restoration, bravo to you and good luck for the rest, we will also discover your Italian restaurant when it is opened.
Curious to test after the change of proprietary we went there with our two children. Service impec, very beautiful view, in the plate ok even if not super wahou the cooking of the fish wasn’t grow enough. Rates ok for flat dessert formula or flat.Fively the opening of the other restaurant and especially of the fairy room in that of the old manege, if you could go to guincher there as in old times with rasades of Picolo we will be of the party!
A really stunning spot, worth it for the view alone, but on top of that the food is creative and delicious and the service is really friendly. Having dinner here whilst watching the sun set and then looking out at La Defense, the Eiffel Tower and the lights of Paris was truly magical.
What a sadness to see this restaurant closed. We celebrated our wedding in October a wonderful service, a magical place in a magical setting with among others a carousel that was the place of unforgettable photos. the closure of this restaurant is a great loss
This place, I think, usually goes unnoticed; it sits on the hills outside of Paris, with the Eiffel Tower hardly visible at night, as it lights up on the hour. Good escargot. Look at the cellar!
