What a nice little B&B! Literally steps from the Cathedral, terrific food, comfy mattress, sitting…read moreroom, pocket kitchen, NASA-style shower and separate bedroom (Les Louis suite). Reasonably priced, but no restaurant service at night. Staff is friendly and helpful. They might have had 5 stars, but their linens could use some work ... absolutely the hardest, scratchiest, most unpleasant towels I've ever used, and the sheets had two small permanent stains. Even when they're actually clean, appearances matter!

We stayed here but did not eat here. There is a terrific cave down below with a great ambiance…read more We enjoyed a glass of wine here after checking in. Worth checking out the cave for evening drinks. (sometimes music, there is a piano down there for Jazz nights)

This ultra French and local eatery has a fantastic atmosphere and culinary ambitions. The selection…read moreon the menu is not big, but boasts of French specialities with a twist - like Pot au Feu meets Thai. The staff is extremely friendly and is happy to explain the dishes to you (they also speak English). We had Mojitos with dinner (yeah OK not super French) and they were very good and not overly sweet. A tip: reservations are recommended as this place only have 5 tables. Closed on Sunday and Monday and on quiet days during winter.

Hidden little gem, with a back patio with shade, relaxed atmosphere but quick service. The place is…read moresmall but they have everything needed for baby and children, or big groups. The food itself was really good, we love La Brestoise the most and for the desserts... all of them !

Stopped here for lunch after visiting the cathedral. So glad we did. Had the Galette de jour, which…read morewas a plain Galette, covered with salade, frites et croque Monsieur. The croque Monsieur was the best I've had since I've been in France. Thin bread fried in butter and so crispy. Fries were good by French standards and the salad was outstanding. The waiter was fast, friendly and professional. We sat outside which was a little windy. Highly recommended.

We stopped here for a late lunch after visiting the Cathedral. I picked the place based on Rick…read moreSteve's' recommendation. I ordered the Galette du jour and my daughter ordered the Breizh burger. Both were delicious! I would return to try more of their food but we were only in Chartres for 1 day. We sat outside with a great view of the Cathedral. It was windy at time but I did not mind it at all. Great service (friendly waiter), great location and great food. Highly recommended.

Amazing little place in Chartres. Super fresh ingredients excellently executed in a small but well…read moredecorated space. The owner was the only waiter and was both kind and attentive As to what we tried -- the scallops and salmon were excellent but the farmhouse chicken was stupendous. Also really enjoyed the foie gras, the mussels starter and the chevre melted on baguette. Desserts were great too One of my favorite meals I've had in France and a decent deal at lunch too

This was a good restaurant with a €33.50 3-course menu…read more Everything we had was good (we especially recommand the chocolate bubble and the tatin apple pie as dessert - very yummy). Service was nice as well. So why only 4 stars? We weren't blown away by any of the dishes we had - again, everything was good, but I won't be dreaming of having it again. The plates were not heated before service, so everything went lukewarm pretty fast. And there were no niceties, e.g. free appetizer or something, that many restaurants in that price range do.

In many ways, the work of a critic is easy. We risk very little, yet enjoy a position over those…read morewho offer up their work and their selves to our judgment. We thrive on negative criticism, which is fun to write and to read. But the bitter truth we critics must face, is that in the grand scheme of things, the average piece of junk is probably more meaningful than our criticism designating it so -- Anton Ego "Ratatouille" A thing most helpers don't understand is that it is not just the food on the plate, but the intent of the restauranteur in creating the space, the ambiance, the drinks to go with the food. In all those ways, plus the food, this place is a winner. Yes they speak English but try the French language, it doesn't bite. This neighborhood pizzeria was filled with the locals, not too many tourists. We loved it for that reason. We enjoyed an almost perfect steak frites and truffle ravioli, just divine on a rainy day after touring the cathedral. The accompanying Chianti was earthy and soulful, perfect match. Service was charming but not forced. Owner enjoyed the fact we loved our meal so much. Bathrooms clean, of course, this is not America ;-) Highly recommended!

A little Italian place right in the center of town, very close to the cathedral. I think pizza was…read moretheir specialty - and I can see why. We stopped in for lunch, but I would definitely try them for dinner as well. The servers and service was very friendly. If you order a side salad, it comes in a little Mason jar - which I thought was a great touch. I recommend if you order pizza, consider sharing, because portions are huge - although they offer boxes to take the remainder home (which we did gladly). Beer/wine is a good selection and prices were reasonable. They close shortly after lunch, but reopen for dinner in the evening.

Nice enough place for coffee on the square to sit for a bit in the afternoon. About €4 per drink…read more Did not eat here.

I heard bad things about this place but it was definitively very nice. The staff is warm and kind…read moreand willing to help. Drinks are good. There is a nice big terrace. Not sure if they speak English well... (Spoke French with them). There are more locals than tourists there.