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Michelin Restaurants in Troyes

Aux Crieurs de Vin

Aux Crieurs de Vin

The decor is trendy with bare bricks, polished concrete floors and bistro furniture, as is the concept... Choose a bottle of wine from the cellar, before pairing it with a good, simple dish with a focus on ingredients (artisan produced charcuterie, free - range meat, cheeses from Bordier etc). A tasty and friendly place.

Troyes - FRANCE

Caffè Cosi - La trattoria de Bruno Caironi

Caffè Cosi - La trattoria de Bruno Caironi

Of Italian and Mediterranean inspiration, this colourful contemporary trattoria, housed in a former art gallery, overlooks a cobbled courtyard. We fell in love with the risotto with French green peas and different textures of guanciale – to die for! Before leaving, pop into the gourmet grocery store and stock up on first-rate Italian goodies.

Troyes - FRANCE

Le Quai de Champagne

Le Quai de Champagne

On the banks of the Cordé, this 19C mansion, tastefully refurbished in a modern vibe with two large dining rooms whose windows overlook the leafy, tree-lined garden, provides the perfect foil to chef Jean-Paul Braga’s spot-on, seasonal cuisine. Recipes which also feature the occasional nostalgic tribute (braised calf sweetbreads with morels, Rossini tournedos) or even a sprinkling of mouth-watering Portuguese delicacies from the chef’s homeland.

Troyes - FRANCE

Claire et Hugo

Claire et Hugo

An enthusiastic self-taught young couple runs this restaurant with a subdued decor composed of raw materials. The premises also house a bakery and delicatessen leading onto a lovely terrace and indoor garden (including a citrus tree greenhouse). The ingredients, which are 95% organic, make for healthy, tasty and balanced dishes, organised into a single set menu.

Troyes - FRANCE

Le Petit Basson

Le Petit Basson

This is the first restaurant of chef Yann Caputo, who is a big fan of vegetables; not only does he grow them in his kitchen garden, but he also has them tattooed on his arm. No wonder, then, that he refers to his new venture as a "garden bistro", even though he also cooks meat (and wild-caught fish). The reasonably priced lunch menu is a steal: lentils from Champagne, smoked bacon chantilly, watercress from the garden; wild sea bream, turnips from the garden, coconut milk, ginger, lemongrass. The evening menu features more high-end ingredients (eg langoustines, wild sea bass) – these, too, served with vegetables from the chef's garden. Charming natural decor (strings of garlic, wheat and dried flowers adorn the walls) with wooden furnishings.

Troyes - FRANCE

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