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Old Oct 10th, 2005 | 05:01 PM
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Which are some good ones w/in 1-2 driving distance of Paris?
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Old Oct 10th, 2005 | 05:15 PM
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In Tours Chateau Belmont, presided over by chef/owner Jean Bardet, has two Michelin stars and is in a lovely setting. The Chateau is a member of the Relais & Chateaux group.
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Old Oct 10th, 2005 | 07:21 PM
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The 1* dining room at the Auberge des Templiers in Les Bezards, close to the pottery town of Gien in Burgundy, is excellent; it and the inn are also members of the R et C group.

Another possibility, north of Paris: Les Crayères, in Reims, long known as one of the very best outside Paris.

And definitely Jean Bardet!
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Old Oct 10th, 2005 | 07:44 PM
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Les Crayeres has slipped. We had a very disappointing dinner there In August that was marginal at best.
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Old Oct 11th, 2005 | 08:13 AM
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But another long-time poster here (and on the BP site) had a meal there in September and found everything up to the remembered high standard. Sounds as though things may be hit and miss these days.
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Le Cheval Blanc in Bléré in the Loire Valley might meet your criteria. It's one of my favorite restaurants in France.
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Old Nov 2nd, 2005 | 10:36 PM
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A second for the Cheval Blanc in Bléré, but if I were going that far I would get a PREM special and train to La Rochelle and have a meal to die for at Richard Coutanceau (3 hours by train) and relax watching the waves of the Atlantic roll up on the lovely beach with a cognac to end one of the best dining experiences I've had.
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