Cafe brasserie La Renaissance

Quite big list of dishes, rather commercial ones, but the portions are big and you will feel your money spent well. Quick service.

very busy with locals. classic foie gras for appetizers, steak chips and pfeffersoße and crème brûlée. large portions and very reasonable. love it

a great place that will be opened on Monday is a problem in france. we had an excellent grilled duck. a good place at any time the week, but Mondays it is super crowded.

Live locally and eaten there several evenings. Such very good, non fancy food. Very reasonable prices and always great service. Recommend 100% for casual fun evening with good food.

I was waking in the park area across the street and decided the the tables in front of the restaurant were a great place to spend some time. This is a great location to sit and enjoy a nice afternoon.

this is a good honest, no nonsense bar at a crucifix and excellent for people watching. that was exactly what we needed after a long hot walk and desperate for a cool beer in a shaded bar. hot sun, cooler shade, cold drink! wonderful

My wife and I went one lunchtime and chose from the a la carte menu. We both started with avocado and prawns. We both agreed that the prawns were watery and tasteless. The avocado was drench with a bland mayonnaise. Disappointing. For my main I had entrecote steak with chips. The chips were down at the McDonalds end of appearance and taste. The steak was rather tough. My wife had the duck confit which she thought was very dry and had been deep fried. The service was very friendly quick and helpful. The architecture of the building is evocative of late 19th century - exactly what you expect from a good brasserie, so it is not all bad!

Having been referred to this establishment by our hotel near St. Emilion, we located it without any trouble and parking was free and nearby. It is very inviting from the outside and we took a table in the covered and enclosed veranda area fronting the street. There were many diners and groups gathered above us in the regular seating areas and nearby in the bar. Our waitress, while very pleasant, spoke literally no English and neither was there an English menu. So we made our way to decisions for dinner fare and she got everything right! The shared French onion soup was the best we had, the extremely large salad had all sorts of nuts and dried fruits and was outstanding, the steak with bernai...

We have lived in France now for about 6 months, we have tried many eating establishments and have rarely had a bad meal, this restaurant has swept the board and is now my No 1 favourite.What is so good?We sat in the conservatory at the front, it is beautiful, it took me back to our honeymoon in Paris 34 years ago, the windows, ironwork and general feel set us off on the right track, it was also nice and warm, heated by several fitted convector heaters, I had the view inside the building so I could see the busy bar which was another good sign that we had found a good eatery.I ordered the French equivalent of a mixed grill, there were 4 meats, all immaculately cooked, I went for the option "A...