This shop in Épernay, close to the train station, has a fabulous assortment of champagne. They also…read moresell racks, buckets, and other champagne souvenirs and paraphernalia. There is also a bar. The owner is very nice and accommodating. I will be back!!

I always hate to say this, but the portions here were huge. The food was great, but my god. I…read morealmost went into some zombie food coma. Very thorough and interesting wine list especially for champagne as you'd expect. Lots of Classic French fare. There was a tasty but large foie gras pate. There was a huge plate of smoked salmon. There were like a zillion large scallops on my entree. The cheese course was ridiculously large after all of this. For dessert we had a nice dessert sampler. Everything was delicious (mint chocolate chip ice cream!) and it was oddly a nice size. The food was very good. Staff was friendly with our lack of French. But, my good portions were big.

Corsica-born Jacqueline Salvatori has the best champagne list in the Champagne region, if not the…read morewhole of France. Providing you with small batch Champagne at exceptional value. An absolute stop on your way thru Epernay ... by the way, those in the know only purchase direct from Jacqueline as she will have the vintage and the volume to suit there needs.

Adorable courtyard to taste wine--doubles as an antique shop…read more Highlights: - Outdoor courtyard area: cute cobblestone and old iron tables and flower decor. Little town quaint and lovely for an afternoon stop. - Represents 2 wineries so you can choose - Long sword for sabering on display - Cool champagne items like branded buckets for purchase - Man who helped us seemed nice Lowlights: - Tasting hidden in the small back room Liked the small village feel and if there wasn't so many new places I wanted to try I'd be back.

It's nice to see, the people are friendly but I didn't get the "wow, yay what an awesome place"…read morevibe. The shop has fantastic items; old suitcases, vintage YSL, Dior, and Louis Vuitton pieces, an actual minx fur coat (it was diviiiiiine), and typical French antiques (think brocante, chique silverware, oak cabinets with embellishments). It's definitely a mix of actual ready to wear / ready to use and museum pieces. All items veeeeery expensive though, more expensive than necessary in my opinion. Outside there's a lovely terrace where you can sit and enjoy your champagne, mais naturellement! You can choose different tastings - all glasses different in price range (€5-€12 per glass). All in all, OK as we were in the neighbourhood and drinking some champagne, ah well why not. A tad overpriced in my opinion.