Le Garde Champetre, Farm/Restaurant — Restaurant in Troyes

Love the environment and the deco. I also like the idea that they use the ingredients from their own garden. We've had like a tasting menu which the menu has already been decided by the chef. Food was great. All of the course gave us some surprises. I like the smoke aubergine the most. The sauce that come with is very special. I clear the plate so the sauce is not wasted! The downside of it was the service. It was quite slow. It took us about 2.5 hours to have 5 courses. And the portion of each course was small so the waiting time for the food was very long in between. We had to leave and couldn't have the last course because we needed to catch the train. It was a real shame. But they did offer some discount for us to compensate. Staff members are very friendly...

We waited 2 years before we made the trip out here just for this restaurant. And it did not disappoint! It was a beautiful peaceful setting with a warm staff. The interior was a beautiful introduction to the delicious meal. Each dish used produce from the farm or surrounding farmers and highlights the original taste and freshness of the vegetable, citrus, seafood and meat. Great recommendation on the wine option as well! Would definitely love to come and try it all over again in another season! Hope I wouldn’t have to wait 2 years to do so! Ps. You can also book a wonderful stay at their River House which is right across from...

Visited in November for my 40th birthday with a group of 17 and had one of the most memorable lunches of my life. The space is beautiful, warm and welcoming. The tasting menu was so unique and delicious, all sourced from French farms, so fresh and so affordable! The chefs also made several special plates for the vegetarians in our group which was really great. The owner, Juan, took care of us that day, and he helped us choose some wonderful wines and treated us so well. Thank you so much for your hospitality and amazing food, I can’t wait to visit again in the summer when the gardens are...