Stopped here for some ice cream while walking around Orleans. It was a good find. I had white…read morechocolate chip and vanilla (it's been over a year and I still remember exactly what I had and how good it tasted). I didn't have food, but if you're in the mood for ice cream, you can't do better.

From the owner: Des gourmandises dans un écrin " girly "... Depuis 1975, nous fabriquons des glaces et des sorbets…read morede qualité artisanale. Installé dans le centre ancien d'Orléans, le Salon de Thé, tout de rose décoré,présente une carte en sucré et salé. La restauration est servie à toute heure de la journée. Un menu du jour est disponible présentant des produits frais cuisinés à l'instant. Nous proposons des parfums traditionnels utilisant des ingrédients naturels.L'utilisation de fruits que nous sélectionnons pour leur saveur nous permettent de fabriquer des sorbets " pleins fruits " et très parfumés. La consommation des glaces a lieu toute l'année en cornets ou coupes. Les produits régionaux sont privilégiés : les Macarons d'Orléans, le Loiret Gourmand,le sorbet à la bière régionale. Les spécialités glacées sont exposées à la boutique dans le Centre Commercial des Halles Châtelet.

From the owner: Rose bonbon Situé en plein coeur du centre ville, le salon de thé B. Glacier vous ouvre ses portes…read moreet vous êtes accueilli par la patronne et sa charmante équipe souriante. Le salon souhaite avant tout mettre en avant son image d'artisan glacier. La fréquentation du salon est principalement constituée de fidèles clients qui apprécie l'ambiance cosy qui règne chez B. Glacier.

Amorino undoubtedly serves some of the best ice-creams in France! They have a number of locations…read morethroughout the country. We went to the one in Amboise, conveniently located right next to the outer wall of the Amboise of Chateau, nestled among other several cafes and restaurants. We got four different flavors and loved all those flavors. Highly recommend running into Amorino with no second thought when you see one in France.

Best gelato I've had so far, but I haven't been to Italy yet…read more French gelato beats American gelato. WHAT A SHOCKER

I absolutely love the gelato here. The salted caramel flavor (a clear favorite here in Tours) is…read moreincredible. Their cassis gelato is delicious and their mojito flavor is a welcome change and surprise. Would definitely recommend!!

Berthillon a une énorme réputation au niveau de sa crème glacé. Ne vous faites pas avoir par les…read moreautres autour qui nagent sur son nom comme "les cornet berthillon", ce ne sont pas le Berthillon qui est juste au coin. Berthillon fait beaucoup plus que juste de la glace. Beaucoup de pâtisserie, gâteau et plusieurs autres choses. Il y a aussi un petit café. Mais j'y étais pour la glace. Un bon cornet sucré 3 boules. Rien d'extraordinaire pour moi, chocolat, vanille et noisette. La glace a la noisette contient des noix à l'intérieur. La glace était parfaitement molle et je comprends l'attente. La goût est juste sublime. Je n'ai jamais goûté de glace de ce genre avant, ça vaut vraiment le détour!

The store front is a tiny walk up window that you can easily pass by if you weren't looking for it…read more You know it's good ice cream when you walk around the corner and see 3 cafes prominently display they carry Berthillon ice cream. The Wild Strawberry tasted refreshingly vibrant and bright with small chunks of wild strawberries. The Coffee ice cream lusciously smooth and creamy with a bold coffee essence. Happy Eating!!

Amazing Amorino! If you order your gets to in a cone, they shape it as a rose! I got a cup of the…read moreorganic almond flavor, but I'll be getting a cone next time! And there will definitely be a next time before we leave Paris.

We were able to experience our first afagato in Paris and it did not let us down in any way. The…read moreespresso and the vanilla gelato was outstanding. And surprisingly it's a chain. And I'll be happy to visit any other location.

It's not often i give a 5 star review, but the price/quality here was most excellent. It can be…read morechallenging to find outstanding food in particularly small and touristy spots like this, so we were very happy and surprised to find this place. While the menus come in a range of prices, we took the lowest price menu "the confidence", which is 38 Euros. For that you get amuse bouche, a starter soup, a starter, a main, a dessert and the mignardise. That's a lotta food for 38 Euros. We also added wine onto that, of course. We started with a glass of rose (at 5 Euros!), ordered a half bottle (can't remember which), and then finished with two glasses of Chenin. our total bill came to 120 Euros - a steal, I think, for everything we had. And for a Michelin starred restaurant (which i believe it is...) The only thing I might criticise is the food didn't seem super inventive. But, we did take the basic menu, so maybe things get a little more unusual the farther upscale you. Regardless, everything we ate was fantastic. The potato/chorizo emulsion/soup thing they serve before the meal is amazing. The service was excellent. We took a seat outside on the terrace directly in front of the chateau. Having peaked inside, it looked beautiful, but maybe a little stuffy, so I'd eat outside again if I return.

Disappointing Michelin star restaurant. Was so excited to dine at L'Orangerie. Food was good and…read morebeautifully presented, but the service was lacking. I have a food allergy and cannot eat food cooked with alcohol. The head waiter tried to convince me that the alcohol cooks off and he had an attitude. I did not ask for special treatment and would have been fine eating bread and was just happy to be there with my partner. The wait staff seemed annoyed about it and the service was slow throughout the restaurant. Potatoes cooked in clay, which had to be chipped off was very cool and the presentation was fun.