It can be intimidating finding restaurants that will be patient with you when you don't speak the…read morenative language, but Sacre Burger made us feel completely at home. We didn't have a reservation, but they were completely accommodating and offered us a seat outside. It was a pleasant night, so we grabbed a bottle of red to enjoy. Our waiter was a delight, offering suggestions. So glad I listened and tried the Katsu sandwich. It was so good. And the spicy mayo that came on the side was great to dip fries on. The food was so good that we didn't have room for dessert, but I'm sure it's amazing! It was a great time and a great night. Thank you!!!

Sacré Burger, located in the center of Reims, is the perfect post-champagne-tasting lunch spot!…read moreVegetarian options available! Ambiance & Service: The restaurant has indoor and outdoor seating with a rustic/modern vibe. All of the servers were incredibly friendly/attentive and even helped us find our next champagne house when we were a bit lost. Food came out hot and fast! Food: Smash 1ER w/ Vegetarian Patty - they don't advertise it on their menu, but they secretly have a fantastic homemade veggie patty that can be added to any burger (my friend said it was better than her beef burger!). It's essentially a hybrid between a falafel and black bean patty with loads of taste and a light/crunchy texture. The bun was soft/fluffy and the burger sauce was a tasty way to prevent the burger from being too dry. Cheddar Fries - perfectly golden with some bits that are crunchy and others that are softer. The cheddar sauce was silky smooth with a tangy/buttery taste. It's definitely big enough to share! TL;DR - perfect lunch spot in Reims! Don't skip out on the homemade veggie patty!

Great locals lunch spot. Fresh and delicious! Had a lovely lunch on the patio in between champagne…read moretastings. Perfect.

Les Cornichons is a cute restaurant and bar with a modern and unique, hipster like feel. I had a…read morequick lunch here with a group of 8. We made a reservation a few hours before, and were accommodated for lunch on a Thursday with our large party without any issues. We were sat against the wall with the fold down movie theater seats but be careful - when I stood up I ended up pulling my seat off and was no longer able to use the chair! Most of the diners in my party shared different burgers (which they all enjoyed and seemed to be enough to share). I selected the Le Wok de Canard which was a duck stir fry. It was very delicious and the meat was quite tender. It was served on a bed of thinly slides vegetables like carrots and zucchini. For being located in a smaller city (not Paris) I would have expected the servers to be a little more friendly but they were friendly enough for it not to impact our experience. I would recommend Les Cornichons but allow for more time to enjoy the decor and atmosphere.

Best burger I've had in Europe. Stopped in for dinner while in Reims champagne hunting. I ordered…read morethe double bacon burger with the Amber Ale. The burger is made from scratch. Real ground beef not a frozen patty. First real burger, not a bad soy veggie burger knock off that I've found in Europe in a year. I would recommend this no frills Irish style bar to anyone looking for a simple, affordable, yet great tasting evening.

We had to wait very long before a waiter came. In the mean…read moretime we grabbed a menu by ourselves. We had a decent wine but nothing too fancy. When we wanted to leave nobody came for the bill, so we went inside to pay and we think they deliberatly gave not enough money back (tourist trap). They gave €5 too little back when we went inside too confront them it was an accident...

Food. It was not wow . To be honest, I stopped there because of the menu pictures and it was not…read morewhat I expected The server was nice m.

We made a stop in Reims on our way from Paris to Trier because of the old cathedral there. It is…read moreindeed impressive, especially when you consider how may kings of France were crowned there. We had time for lunch and patronized Au Bureau. This was not the best meal of the trip and our time in France. In fact, it was easily the worst. I can't really speak for the Tartines that our travelling companions ordered, but my Pastrami Club sandwich was simply bad and Ms D's Crispy chicken was not anything special. The Pastrami Club was made of the driest bread I have ever eaten. It was not bread that you expect in a country where bread is a religion. It was ordinary sandwich bread that was so dry it cut the roof of the mouth. The Pastrami was tasteless and nearly AWOL. The dressing or spread that was on it had no flavor and did not contribute to the sandwich. I was disappointed with this meal. It seemed like we were in a tourist trap near the cathedral. There must be better in Reims.

This restaurant is located restaurant street of Reims. They also have Troyes sausage. However they…read moreare not as good as Troyes restaurants. The restaurant has outdoor seating. Their menu more like A La cart. They don't have combo meal. We got the chitterlings sausage from Troyes. I have this dish at Troyes. As I said earlier, their sausage not as good as the one we try at Troyes. But, it is still good to have. Our next dish is Back of wild Pike Perch. This peach fish is like steak cut. Very thick. The fish is seared and cook with champagne sauce. Very interesting. I would recommend this dish. I also has a glass of local champagne since we are in champagne region. The champagne here not cheap. But it is tasty.

Extensive menu which added some confusion. Service was average and food was the same, average…read more Could have done without the tvs in the dining room playing the golf channel.

Well what to say…read more.. We looked at a few places online while in the hotel room before dinner and at a few others as we wandered round the town earlier....this little place had a tiny menu but looked smart and there were a couple of good reviews Ok let's go there then...oh dear...on entering, the room was basically divided into 2 with a bar area in the middle. A waiter in the bar; a waitress at the back where there were a couple of tables with people already eating (regulars?). The waiter gestured to sit where we wanted. The music was loud We chose a table and sat down looking at the menu but the music was distractingly loud...and overhead! But looking up it didn't matter where you sat because the speakers set in the ceiling where everywhere We asked if they could please turn it down; which they did, but not so you would notice We perused the menu, looked at one another and immediately thought the same thing: poor welcome (well, to be accurate, no welcome showing any interest in the paying client - immediate bad marks!), unnecessarily noisy music (which actually turned out to be a radio and not a playlist), nothing attractive enough on the menu to warrant staying any longer than necessary - we put the coats back on and left Maybe they thought we were just your average tourist...but with both of us having a significant number of years in France, both fluent in French and fully experienced in the wiles of Paris waiters, we didn't need this - there is always somewhere better when you are the one paying Had a great meal at La Paix instead! Which was nothing on Che Diego the next day!

We were in Reims for a Champagne tour. It was a very chilly day and we were ready for a nice hot…read moremeal. When we entered we were greeted by our server and he said he spoke a little bit of English (actually it turned out to be a lot). He sat us at a beautiful table that was fully set with silverware, water and wine glasses. I felt a bit underdressed in my jeans and my hair was a mess from being under a hat all day. It didn't matter, the staff was very friendly anyway. At the table next to us there were four men dining in suits but in the back of the restaurant there was a table of two more weary travelers in jeans and coats. There is a coat rack just by the front door where you can hang your heavy coat. I would not recommend leaving any valuables here though. On the menu there are many reasonably priced meals ranging from around 12€ - 16€. The menu is also fully translated into English. Among our group we had a French Onion Soup topped with two crispy, cheesy pieces of bread, a plate of Steak Frites that had a sauce I don't think I'll ever forget (in a good way), a tender and succulent braised pork shank, and by accident the Tripes a La mode Caen. The dishes were just plain delicious, except for the tripes which I will not venture to rate as until yesterday I had never had it before. I think it was too exotic for anyone in our party to appreciate. Our server and possibly the owner watched us pick at the tripe dish in amazement from behind the bar and smiled. The service was quick and friendly and we were in and out in less than an hour. That gave us enough time to walk around Reims for a little longer before catching our tour bus. For what was such an elegant experience the prices were very reasonable. When we were finished paying by credit card at the table was no problem. We do have a chip on our card but it's set up for signature not pin. I only wish we had time to try the desserts as they had profiteroles on the menu.

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