Le Valentino tries to be the classiest restaurant in town - and it probably is, but ouch, the…read moreprices. For dinner, you have the choice between a €38 and a €58 menu (3-courses and 4-courses respectively), or à la carte, where mains are ~€30-40 and desserts €11. For that price, it is good - but not enough. I had the €38 menu, with the tuna tartare (way oversalted), the lamb with couscous and apricot (excellent meat, average side) and the chocolate and caramel mousse (pretty good, but I wouldn't re-order it next time). Service is very nice, and the place itself is classy.

We had the 49€ degustation menu and some wine. The first courses (shrimp and champagne) were…read morelovely, but the next courses were a bit overdone. There was a foie gras course that had four different elements. Each was interesting, but together, it was a bit too much. Tasty, but next time, I would try an item from the menu.

Not really Indian food We dropped in for a quick lunch…read morebecause the restaurant looked busy and we saw the reasonably priced lunch menu. The naan and keema parata we had for starters were a little odd and definitely not cooked in a tandoor oven. We both ordered tandoori chicken and just thought it tasted very strange.

Good restaurant but Indian as French you can be The food is…read moreFresh and the price is okay We missing the real Indian bread but is okay The drink are very expensive ! A beer will cost you Almost the price as yoru lunch ....

Alway a good service and fantastic people love the food…read more Owner and cook wife at the service with the son .... Fast as Porsche and beautiful as Ferrari ! Good they'd is nice

Uuuh....we were recommended this place for dinner. Not really sure what they expected us to eat,…read moresince the dinner menu was tiny and seemed to consist only of Tartate and Fondue. Also, didn't expect to be eating in an Alpine ski lodge in the middle of Troyes, but it didn't matter since we ended up leaving before ordering.