Restaurants in France
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Poissonerie Vianey
Poissonerie Vianey is the finest in Lyon for fish.
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Espace Le Bec
A full-service restaurant at St-Exupéry airport.
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Liberty Plage
Clothing optional – eat naked. Open year-round.
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L'Assiette Gourmande
Sleek new hotspot serving traditional cuisine.
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Chez François
If Le Bistrot d'Olivier's full, squeeze in here for authentic local cooking.
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Fruit & Vegetable Market
This smaller market is held on place de la Liberté.
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La Cantine des Sales Gosses
Near the Martinière indoor food market.
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LAC
Decadent cakes & chocolates from LAC.
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Le Tire Bouchon
Tucked behind a wine-coloured facade.
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Chantecler
Café with pavement terrace.
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Le Femina
On the scene since 1921.
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Café Thomas
Thomas' tapas-inspired café.
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Comptoir Thomas
Thomas' à la carte wine bar.
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Fusion
A sushi and cocktail club.
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Le Sardaigne
Best pizza in town.
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Distillerie du Périgord
For local liqueurs.
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Casitalia
Italian supermarket.
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Monoprix
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Poilâne
Pierre Poilâne opened his boulangerie upon arriving from Normandy in 1932. Today his granddaughter runs the company, which still turns out wood-fired, rounded sourdough loaves made with stone-milled flour and Guérande sea salt.
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Poissonnerie du Bac
Self-caterers shouldn’t miss this superb aquamarine- and cobalt-tiled fishmonger. Even if you don’t have access to a kitchen in Paris, the fish, scallops, prawns, crabs and other crustaceans laid out on beds of crushed ice constitute a visual feast.
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Zelos
With enormous chandeliers, intensely blue walls, a ceiling fitted with hundreds of star-like lights and uninterrupted sea views, it’s hard to say which makes more of an impression, the setting or the food (modern dishes such as a trio of Carpaccio - sea bass, king crab and salmon). The restaurant also has a huge terrace for magical summer dining.
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Thai Baie
In the mood for Thai food? Thai Baie is the real deal.
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Sylvain Depuichaffray
Perfect for a light lunch of quiche or salad followed by a sweet treat.
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Supermarché Casino
It’s not so much the supermarket that’s worth knowing about as its excellent street-side bakery and pizzeria, which churn out freshly prepared goodies. A saviour for those keen to watch the pennies.
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Restaurant Pierre Reboul
Aix' newest culinary star invents playful, gorgeous creations...homages to eating. With a minimalist sensibility, in both the relaxed dining room and on the exquisitely-presented plates, Reboul crafts new juxtapositions using fresh, but timeless ingredients.
Think perfectly seared duck with a savoury, unexpectedly Asian-influenced broth, sea foam and tender pasta. The lunch special (€50), includes mineral water, coffee and a glass of perfectly paired wine.
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