This gourmet restaurant just a stone's throw from Poitiers, nestled in an old mill on the water's edge, is a real treat.
In the middle of the woods, just a few minutes from Poitiers city center, rolling in the Boivre River, the beautifully restored old watermill at Biard offers a bucolic setting that will appeal to gourmets. On the Moulin de la Norée's beautiful terrace, you'll appreciate the calm of the setting. Inside, you'll enjoy the building's exposed stonework. The plates are colorful and elegant. Tastes are mastered and service is attentive. On the menu, noble, well-worked products rub shoulders with vegetables. One of the city's finest restaurants.
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Opening time and information on MOULIN DE LA NORÉE
Maître Restaurateur. Open Wednesday to Sunday, 12pm to 1:30pm; Thursday to Saturday, 7pm to 9:30pm. Reservations recommended. Menu: approx. €27. Lunch menu: €29. Chèque Vacances, Chèque Restaurant. Groups welcome. Baby chairs. Terrace.
Owner's Message
Imagine yourself in the middle of a forest, along a river, in an idyllic setting: welcome to the Moulin de la Norée.
Located two kilometers from the Poitiers train station, you only need a few minutes by car to enjoy a total change of scenery.
We have decided to offer you a restaurant rich in know-how:
That's why the menu is renewed according to the fresh products of the season. Each of our wines has been carefully selected to perfectly match our dishes.
The rigor of the service is our priority so that you spend the best of the moments.
This is our concept of pleasure.
You will discover our rooms with their eclectic atmosphere as well as our semi-covered terrace, perfect for a lunch, a drink with friends, an evening, a tête-à-tête, a meeting or a business meal.
My team and I will welcome you with pleasure in our establishment.
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