Sunday Night Restaurant

Sunday Night Restaurant

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Burrow01

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1,813 posts

193 months

Tuesday 12th June 2012
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Hi
I suspect by Sunday night the taste of meat barbecued over beer soaked charcoal may have paled a bit, and as I'll be in France I'm thinking of treating myself to a decent meal out on the Sunday night before leaving for Blighty on the Monday morning

Any recommendations or is everything a burnt out wreck in town after the race?

Irish

3,991 posts

240 months

Tuesday 12th June 2012
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Oooh, sticky on this. If they will let the ripe in smile

davidd

6,453 posts

285 months

Tuesday 12th June 2012
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We've usually ended up in town on sunday evening, generally pretty quiet (well compared to friday!). You'll find somewhere on or just off the market sq...

rdjohn

6,194 posts

196 months

Wednesday 13th June 2012
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http://www.camilleconstantin.com/restauration-gast...

This depends on your interpretations of decent and budget, and is just down the road in La Fleche.

Chef's wife speaks English, but you will have to book.

If the weather is good, it has a nice terrace overlooking Le Loire

Gibo993

961 posts

266 months

Wednesday 13th June 2012
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Head to Honfluer after the race, best most picturesque way to finish the weekend, nice Hotel/Shower top meal and a few glasses of good Vino.

Burrow01

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1,813 posts

193 months

Wednesday 13th June 2012
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Gibo993 said:
Head to Honfluer after the race, best most picturesque way to finish the weekend, nice Hotel/Shower top meal and a few glasses of good Vino.
Yep have done that in the past, very nice there, but looking to stay @ Le Mans for a wind down before setting off back

Dblue

3,252 posts

201 months

Wednesday 13th June 2012
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rdjohn said:
http://www.camilleconstantin.com/restauration-gast...

This depends on your interpretations of decent and budget, and is just down the road in La Fleche.

Chef's wife speaks English, but you will have to book.

If the weather is good, it has a nice terrace overlooking Le Loire
Looks very nice indeed. Michelin says its closed on Sunday Evenings unfortunately. That's pretty common in France, Sunday lunch is a big deal there. Families go out for lunch to restaurants in the way that we have a roast dinner here. Consequence is that the restaurants are most often shut in the evenings

rdjohn

6,194 posts

196 months

Wednesday 13th June 2012
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Dblue said:
Looks very nice indeed. Michelin says its closed on Sunday Evenings unfortunately. That's pretty common in France, Sunday lunch is a big deal there. Families go out for lunch to restaurants in the way that we have a roast dinner here. Consequence is that the restaurants are most often shut in the evenings
Drat, I had missed that, I was planning to book there for 8 of us after the Classic.

Dblue

3,252 posts

201 months

Wednesday 13th June 2012
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rdjohn said:
Dblue said:
Looks very nice indeed. Michelin says its closed on Sunday Evenings unfortunately. That's pretty common in France, Sunday lunch is a big deal there. Families go out for lunch to restaurants in the way that we have a roast dinner here. Consequence is that the restaurants are most often shut in the evenings
Drat, I had missed that, I was planning to book there for 8 of us after the Classic.
Ring em up anyway, the guide is not always right and it looks excellent.