LA MAISON TOURANGELLE
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Charming inn with a beautiful terrace where you can enjoy an excellent local cuisine.
Located five minutes from the gardens of Villandry. In a charming inn with stone walls and a beautiful shaded terrace overlooking the Cher River, come and taste an excellent local eco-responsible cuisine proposed by the chef, Frédéric Arnault. In his hands, market and seasonal products are sublimated into traditional and timeless recipes. A unique journey for your taste buds! Impeccable welcome and beautiful wine list of the Loire Valley and elsewhere. This is an address that has been a favorite of the editors for years!
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Opening time and information on LA MAISON TOURANGELLE
Open Wednesday to Sunday lunchtime. Reservations recommended. Menus from €58 to €95. Wine by the glass. Private dining available. Beautiful terrace. Ecotable label.
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La Maison Tourangelle in a renowned softness of life
Embedded in the turonian rock, overlooking the Cher, encrusted in a green setting, this chartreuse with its tufa stone corners houses a charming inn..
Close to the famous gardens of Villandry, on the road to the castles and vineyards of the Loire Valley, it sits on the left bank of the Cher, in the heart of the village of Savonnières.
La Maison Tourangelle enjoys a unique and preserved setting, in a renowned gentle way of life.
The restoration in traditional and natural materials, gives a harmony to the restaurant room between the old and the contemporary, a gracious and elegant decoration, will transform your halt, in greediness and wellbeing..
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Service très génial et classe
Les serveuses super aimables et souriantes toujours à l’écoute des clients ????
Des asperges au top , tendres à souhait, cuites parfaitement et portées par une mousseline ...
Michel Meyer