Restaurant L'Auberge d'Arradon
615 Reviews
2 Rue Bouruet Aubertot, 56610 Arradon, France

Restaurant L'Auberge d'Arradon
615 Reviews
2 Rue Bouruet Aubertot, 56610 Arradon, France
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Sandy Fisher
Sandy Fisher, Jun 2024
A bit quiet when we visited on a rainy Thursday evening but we had a really good meal, washed down with a lovely bottle of St Emillion. The staff are really lovely and very efficient. Wheelchair friendly and we discovered last night that they also accept well behaved dogs.
Sean Wickenden
Sean Wickenden, Sep 2023
Service excellent. Food devine. A little more expensive than other restaurants in the area but we'll worth it.
Caroline Moret
Caroline Moret, Aug 2024
Very good proposal. We had a blast! The staff is very nice. We were very well received.
Only one small criticism on my dish, the salmon which lacked seasoning I found quite bland as did the vegetables which accompanied it.
The rest of the table enjoyed his entire menu.
Nicolas Wipfli
Nicolas Wipfli, Jul 2024
Excellent welcome and service. We had a very pleasant time with very good food and at really reasonable prices. Thank you so much.
charlotte clement
charlotte clement, Oct 2023
A very good address ! 2 menu choices €25 or €35, a good choice of dishes between meat and fish. From starter to dessert everything is perfect. The taste and presentation nothing to say!
Pleasant and friendly service.
We recommend this restaurant if you pass through Arradon.
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