JAM cafe — Restaurant in Loches

What a abselutly amazing gallery! The Family history off the 2 artists span over decades off suffering and triomfes, there art is unbelievably interesting and somewhat strange New Modernism and Surialism, were frown upon in the 1940's with a world war that efected the family directly the history span from a young girls oddecy from distroyed Helsinki and a growling yourney over Europe and Africa with 2 children to find happynes in post war South Africa, Discover a selection of works by Karin Jaroszynska and Tadeusz Jaroszynski probability the largest private art collection in Europe! On Veiw in a permanent collection from Two Finnish and Polish painters who have lived for a long time in South Africa and Touraine and whose art is exhibited throughout the world. Its huge, embellished paintings somewhat strange, sometimes playfull, but certainly unique and worth the detour to Loches

Rhe Old Royal castle off Loches is 50 meters from the Jam Art Gallery the owners is the epitombe off French Hospitality! Watch out for their summer program they host geusts artists in all Jandres off art and music

I recently discovered a a new from Caledon in South Africa exsibititing her watercolor works in the Jam Art Gallery , her fresch clean work depicting Fynbos Fona from the diverse Renosterbos fona and flora in the Western Cape off South Africa, were welcomed and appreciated by tbe French Audience. Allow me to spam you with pictures off this Amazing Loir Valley and the art off this new found Artist Fotos with permission n off Jam Gallery, France and ...

The owners of this cafe are amazing! We were a large group (14) that arrived in between lunch and dinner (most restaurants are closed at that time). They welcomed us, made wonderful salads, pizzas, charcuterie platters, tasty cocktails, beer and wine. Dessert was excellent, also. We had a lot of leftovers, so they let us take home the serving plates which we returned the following day. I’ve never seen 3 people work so quickly and efficiently. I highly...

Really fantastic cafe/restaurant. We arrived at 5:30pm which is a very difficult time to get a meal in France with 5 very hungry children. The two men running the place were very accommodating and helpful. We had delicious food seated outside on the terrace. It was probably our most relaxed meal of the holiday. The boys devoured the hamburgers and were given lollipops at the end so couldn't believe their luck. Stunning location with beautiful art. Highly...