Need to post hours. We drove to this spot only to find it closed. I don't have a problem with that…read moreat all but you need to post your hours so we don't get excited and reach for a door that is locked. Thank you. Maybe next time.

Our family is traveling through France and stopped for lunch at this lovely restaurant this…read moreafternoon. The service was outstanding and the food was nothing less than excellent. Our Server was Geromie who was very pleasant worked hard to speak to us in English and made some great recommendations on drinks and the crepés. I would highly recommend this lovely, quaint restaurant if your looking for great food and outstanding service. Thank you Geromie for your kindness and hospitality. We would definitely be back if we ever traveled through France in the future. Made great memories!

Cute little place in tourist area. I wanted Crêpes and galettes and they were fantastic. Another in…read morethe party got the escargot and was happy with the outcome. Waiters were super kind. Would suggest for a quick lunch bite- not gourmet but definitely adequate.

I discovered in france that they pretty mucb always have a great omelette if its on the menu. Some…read moreplaces will even make it for you on request. This place was no acception. Most restaurants open for lunch till 2pm and opens again for dinner at 7pm. This place is an exception if you can not each at those specific times.

My favorite crepe place in all of Tours!! It is quaint but…read morecomfortable and the service is extremely fast! The chef and the server were very personable, friendly, helpful, and patient with my poor poor french lol The crepe/galette itself was my favorite part. It had great flavor, thickness, and wasn't too oily or buttery! As opposed to some of the other crepes I had that were slathered with butter or too crispy on the edges.

From the owner: Et une bolée de cidre en sus ! La crêperie Le Relais des Gardes vous accueillera dans un cadre à la…read morefois rustique et chaleureux (poutres). La spécialité de "maison" est la crêpe au sarrasin, il y en a pour tous les goûts et des plus originales comme la "goulotte" (camembert, chèvre, gruyère et salade). En dessert, le choix est vaste parmi les crêpes classiques (sucre...), les crêpes glacées ou encore les crêpes aux fruits (banane, miel, noix et citron).

Great location. Wonderful service. Very tasty crepes and prices were very good. Fun decor on the…read moreinside.

Very eclectic cafe restaurant off the main strip of chateau Amboise. The crepes are just ok, we…read morehave had much better in Paris. Dry but yet not quite crispy at the edges. If in a pinch, it's not bad but certainly not the first choice for crepes. The server was pleasant.

We love crepes. Being from the US, we don't get great ones. We were driving from Paris to Poitiers…read moreand decided to stop in Tours for dinner. I'm so glad we did. The crepes were amazing. I had the egg and cheese and my husband had the Bigouden. Both were on buckwheat. Seriously, the best crepes ever! And the young lady that served us was adorable. We don't speak French and she didn't speak English. Thankfully we had Google Translate, so we did fine. If you're in Tours - make sure you go - you'll be glad you did!

We're big Bigouden fans & come here every time we're in the area. Not easy to find gluten free…read moregalettes in France, but here they use a mix of 2 types of 100% buckwheat flour. Super delicious and affordable.

So delicious and eat all the crepes both savory and sweet! We sat outside, ordered a bottle of wine…read moreand did savory crepes first and then sweet crepes recommended by the server.

From the owner: L'âme de la Bretagne Situé à proximité de la place Plume, le Biniou est une crêperie intimiste…read moreproposant des crêpes et des galettes simples mais bonnes et généreuses. Le restaurant se compose de 2 salles, dont une cave voûtée idéale pour les repas de groupe, les sorties entre amis ou les repas de famille.

From the owner: Caramel au beurre salé maison, Chantilly maison, Nougat maison, Profiteroles maison, et nos…read moresuggestions du moment.

The setting is lovely set in a garden area surrounded by mature green trees and climbing roses on…read morethe ancient stone wall (May 2026). The service was efficient. They kindly brought us an English version menu. And the food was delicious. The local beer was cold, refreshing on a hot day. We had the plat du jour (roast chicken with mustard sauce) and a green salad from local garden. I could have used more acid/vinegar in my dressing but otherwise the meal was tasty. It was close and convenient to the gardens, and would recommend if you're visiting Chateau Villandry, easy and delicious.

A charming little cafe just outside the entrance of Chateau Villandry, about 25 minutes west of…read moreTours, France. Villandry is an absolutely beautiful chateau, and it's also a tad outside of town, so depending on where you're coming from, you may be hopeful for a place to grab a bite to eat. If that's the case, then this restaurant is a fantastic choice! The seating is entirely outside, though there are some seats under cover of a tent structure. Service is very friendly, especially if you can speak (or even attempt to speak) French (this is France, after all, and all locals anywhere appreciate the effort). The menu itself is loaded with fresh options, some of which heavier than others, but certainly plenty of light options as well, which is great before or after exploring the chateau. For our meals, we had the quiche lorraine and la confluence, which was basically a large slice of toast with duck and tomato spread. The quiche was rich and perfectly cooked, with a tender crust. The toast dish was absolutely fantastic! The salad was fresh, with a simple dressing, and the toast itself was layered with shredded duck, followed by a couple little pucks of goat cheese, and topped with a fantastic and fresh tomato chutney. Absolutely fantastic! "Fancy toast" is becoming more and more common, and i'm definitely here for it! Finished off with a cappuccino, which was served with a cocoa dusting and a small piece of dark chocolate in the shape of a flower petal, a nice touch! So if you find yourself near Villandry and want a bite to eat, especially for something light, give this place a shot! We weren't sure what to expect, but we were glad we stopped in!