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We had a warm welcome upon entering. We were seated quickly. Food was delicious and reasonably priced. We had the Florentine crepe and it was the best lunch I’ve had for a while. My kids were well taken care of, with their food coming out quickly. They scarfed down their chocolate and cinnamon sugar crepes. Waitstaff politely offered to speak English after hearing our accented French. The restaurant is in a beautiful old building, the staff are friendly and we’ll definitely be back.

We had a lovely stop here for a lunch break. We started with a glass of perfectly chilled Crémant, followed by a deliciously fresh salad with goat cheese and toast with foie gras. The service was extremely kind, the food was excellent, and the wine was superb. Does it get any better than this? 😊

Kind of a mixed feeling. We've had some of the crepes that many long for. Honestly, it's good. Which is a little less than I would expect, since you have to book ahead. Tried snails, which turned out to be an interesting choice, tasty but doesn't leave you speechless. There was a mix up with our order, received different meals. Service was willing to sort it out, but why waste food, we ate what we were given. Still, should it be a better restaurant we'd probably receive some kind of a discount or on the house extra, which sadly didn't happen. Excellent cider though. The setting is nice and cozy. I'd say a regular pub is the correct category. Doesn't hurt to spend some time there, but if you're looking for fabulous experience, this isn't it. Also it isn't probably a good idea to serve your friends sooner if you've got other guests still waiting who also arrived 30 minutes earlier. Both orders pancakes BTW.

We had a lovely evening in this beautiful and charming restaurant in one of the most beautiful villages of France, Châteauneuf. The interior has a very authentic vibe to it and the service was friendly. L'Orée du Bois is specialized in pancakes, savoury as well as sweet, but my companions and I preferred to order some traditional dishes from the menu. We started of our meal with a lovely charcuterie board and some crémant. We were really impressed by the outstanding wine menu and we took the opportunity to order an excellent bottle of Vosne Romanée with our main dish, roasted breast of guinea fowl with a sauce of Marc de Bourgogne and a burger. The food was good, but not really memorable. We did really enjoy the friendly atmosphere in the restaurant.

We had lunch there, enjoying a little stop. It's a mixed feeling, we came in and the waitress said that they were full, on our way out we meet another waitress and check again....all of a sudden we had a spot. The food is a mix of very nice food like raw ham and snails but the fries are really bad. The interior is pretty nice and cosy

We started with a goat cheese salad & pate. Delicious. My husband & I had the duck with vegetables & it was divine. The duck was perfectly tender & the vegetables were sublime. My son had the rump steak w/ frites & he loved it. We most definitely would recommend it!

Fabulous find! Lovely food, friendly attentive staff and a lovely atmosphere in the evening in a beautiful village. Advise booking as you may not get in if much after 7pm. We visited twice during our holiday as it was so nice, dogs were welcome outside too! If you’re in the area definitely worth a visit.

Recommendation from the antique shop owner down the road. Our server was the owner and a delightful host. Menu was full of great options of French cuisine. We enjoyed some of the best escargot; Goats cheese from the region and walnut salad, Guinea fowl, and Smoked salmon salad. Stunning ambiance with a huge fireplace just waiting for the temperatures to drop. We would highly recommend this restaurant to anyone.