Restaurants in Le Mans

Restaurants in Le Mans

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Ranger 6

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Monday 29th January 2018
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We're going to be staying in Le Mans itself and taking a couple of days to enjoy the place rather than just around the track. We won't have a car and will be using the tram system.

I know there's tripadvisor and I've looked, does anyone have suggestions for decent restaurants/bars?

My enquiries so far have resulted in;
  • Steve
  • L’un des Sens Bar a Vins

//j17

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223 months

Monday 29th January 2018
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Just take a wander through the area of the old town north of Place de l'Eperon/Avenue de Rostov-sur-le-Don. Nice quiet area with a number of restaurants, including the Corvette team's old hangout when the parade route used to go that way.

Inverness

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178 months

Monday 29th January 2018
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A group of us went here in August on the way back from our summer hols, good food, very busy, and the waiting staff were excellent,

http://www.la-vieille-porte.fr/le-bistrot-de-la-vi...

Ranger 6

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Monday 29th January 2018
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Many thanks folks, keep ‘em coming smile

leyorkie

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176 months

Monday 29th January 2018
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In town Auberge des 7 Plats
Remember it’s a busy week so you will need to book

FredericRobinson

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232 months

Monday 29th January 2018
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leyorkie said:
In town Auberge des 7 Plats
Remember it’s a busy week so you will need to book
That's our regular place, if you go round the back to the little square there's more options, which appear to serve food from the same kitchen as the 7 plats, always excellent

BenLowden

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PH Marketing Bloke

Tuesday 30th January 2018
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We've enjoyed a trip to the Le Mans Legends cafe the past three years but sadly it looks like it has closed so will have to find a new venue!

bernhund

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193 months

Wednesday 14th February 2018
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FredericRobinson said:
leyorkie said:
In town Auberge des 7 Plats
Remember it’s a busy week so you will need to book
That's our regular place, if you go round the back to the little square there's more options, which appear to serve food from the same kitchen as the 7 plats, always excellent
+1. 7 Plat is great and has a sister restaurant opposite the town hall around the back. Will definitely need to book. Further down the hill in the same road is Les Nez Rouge, which is much smaller but very nice.

Ranger 6

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Wednesday 14th February 2018
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All noted, many thanks for the suggestion.

Ranger 6

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Friday 29th June 2018
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FredericRobinson said:
leyorkie said:
In town Auberge des 7 Plats
Remember it’s a busy week so you will need to book
That's our regular place, if you go round the back to the little square there's more options, which appear to serve food from the same kitchen as the 7 plats, always excellent
We've booked this one and have our eye on others - the key question is Sunday night.

All the ones that we thought would be good are closed on the Sunday - do they open just for a racing weekend or is it typical France and they're closed even though there's a decent revenue stream walking past?

I would add, yes we are going next week for the classic, and staying in the centre of town so any suggestion needs to be walking distance please?

leyorkie

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Friday 29th June 2018
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Often Sunday night and all day Monday is standard closing.
Even if it’s a bank holiday Monday- closed.

Ben Jk

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166 months

Friday 29th June 2018
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We ate here on the Friday. It was very good!


Ranger 6

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Monday 2nd July 2018
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leyorkie said:
Often Sunday night and all day Monday is standard closing.
Even if it’s a bank holiday Monday- closed.
That's what I'm afraid of - McDonalds it will be then.....biglaugh

leyorkie

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Monday 2nd July 2018
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There’s more to choose from than Macd’s.
Most of the big chain restaurants are open Monday and some of them can be good
Try Trip advisor for St Saturnin or la Chapelle St Aubin.
It’s the commercial centre Auchan on the way into Le Mans

https://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/Restaurant_Review-g3...

Sorry forgot the walking distance! Taxi

Edited by leyorkie on Monday 2nd July 11:39

Ranger 6

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Monday 2nd July 2018
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Thanks, was joking about mcds, one of our party owns a restaurant so would rather go hungry than spend money at the golden arches.

I think we'll find something. I'm hoping that something reasonable will be open in the centre of town.

Big Robbo

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146 months

Tuesday 25th September 2018
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Just go up into the old town near the cathedral and you will find plenty of decent restaurants