In this first article in the series “Where to eat in Valence” you’ll find a selection of restaurants to try in Valence, France.
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La petite Fabrique
Cosy place, a little bit out of time, the place is quite small but it’s really charmy ! Classy and delicious food very well served by a really chic guy !
6 rue de l’Hôtel de Ville
Le lièvre et l’escargot
Not a big amount of spots but a nice staff, newby in this place the owner took time to take with us, really nice guy ! Minimalist menu but changing depending of the season. Less time chosing more eating 😉
6 rue Grande Rue, Facebook.
La Parenthèse
With this restaurant we are going a little bit far of downtown Valence. Since I work in Rovaltain Area (TGV train station) I had the occasion to go there couple times, delivery or there it’s really good, only problem when you eat there something they are a little bit slow.
3 rue Brillat Savarin, Chateauneuf sur Isère. Facebook. Site.
Chez Grand Mère
This restaurant doesn’t need to be introduce to someone in Valence ! Traditionnal food, orginal decoration, you will find for sure something you used to see to you grand mother’s place ! Quantity and quality are there, don’t come if you are not really hungry.
3 Place de la Pierre. Facebook.
Green Box
I liked this restaurant as soon as it opened few months ago: you choose your base (salad, quinoa,etc), 4 ingredients and your sausage. The place is modern and connected (wifi and usb plug) and offer healthy food.
15 Place Saint Jean. Site. Facebook. Instagram.
Sassoun
Valence is known for being the biggest armenian community in France so we are lucky to be able to travel just by stopping by different places. I never remember the name of the food I eat but I remember I love beurek (I have to ask my friend to write my post ahah).
8 rue d’Arménie. Site. Facebook.
Le Comptoir du Théâtre
Often recommended never tested until last December for our #BeFringFit Crew Christmas dinner! We were more than happy: nice team, yummy desserts. And overall a large amount of different kind of wines. This place is next to the theatre and very charming.
6 Rue du Théâtre. Facebook.
Flaveurs
Tested before I moved in Toronto I love the idea: you don’t choose what you are going to eat, they will just ask you about your allergies, what you don’t really like and everything after will be all about surprise, a wonderful surprise.. I apprecied how nice was the guy, never snob as I could know in others places like this one, very classy. One of the best restaurant I tried so far.
32 Grand’ Rue. Facebook. Site.
The ones which didn’t need to be introduce but the ones we all like
Victor Hugo
The name is coming from the longest avenue in Valence, it has the same name as the mall, we don’t need to tell more about it you know it for sure. Who in Valence doesn’t like having a drink in their patio in front of Kiosque Peynet ? Traditionnal food is perfect for lunch time, I love high room and vintage style. Making me think about the movie La Boum when Poupette brings Vic at the restaurant (I don’t really know why actually).
30 avenue Victor Hugo. Facebook. Site.
L’étage
In the most attractive area during summer this place speaks English ! ( Very nice when your friends are coming from different countries to visit you) It’s very local and you will find all our specialities !
4 place des Clercs. Facebook.
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Bon appétit !
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