Grabbed a quick lunch here a few days ago and forgot to check in. Fantastic, pre-made (yet made in…read morestore) sandwich, and a lovely staff member who jiggered a tea to go for me when they ran out of lids. Wish I could've stayed, but had to catch a train. Loved this place!

From the owner: Gare aux Papilles se veut une sandwicherie, une saladerie, un café à proximité de la gare SNCF de…read morePoitiers. Nous vous proposons un large assortiment de sandwichs frais, de salades, de boissons et de desserts variés : fruits frais, pâtisserie, muffins... Vous pourrez profiter de nos espaces de détente et de notre terrasse ombragée pour prendre un petit-déjeuner ou une pause café directement à proximité de la gare de Poitiers.

From the owner: Installés au 31 rue du Faubourg du Pont neuf, nous vous accueillons tous les jours de 18h à 23h…read moreavec un large choix de pizzas, tacos, sandwiches, salades, boissons et desserts à emporter ou en livraison.

I am so happy we found this sandwich shop on our last day in Saumur. For our first few days in…read moreSaumur we went to lot of sit down breakfast places where we would wind up waiting for around an hour to finish breakfast. As a New Yorker I started to crave the quick grab and go bagel for breakfast so we could spend less time eating and more time exploring the French countryside. On our last day we definitely wanted a quick bite to go since we were checking out of our AirBnB early in the morning and traveling to Le Mans. We found Fournil Saint Nicholas right in the heart of downtown Samumur, they have a variety of breakfast combinations for a cheap price- croissant + coffee for ~3 Euros. Taking a look a the sandwiches I was immediately drawn to the prosciutto/ mozzarella combo so no breakfast combo for me. A sandwich and a latte only set me back around 8 Euros or so which was perfect. I would definitely recommend stopping in if you're looking for a quick grab and go breakfast or lunch. The hostess didn't speak much English but thankfully we were able to order with my combination of 1st grade french and a lot of pointing.

This fantastic little cafe serves very delicious Bahn Mi (Vietnamese sandwiches). The flavours are…read moreauthentic - especially when augmented with fresh sliced chilli - and the prices are very reasonable.

Loved this place! Great food and drinks. Open off hours for us tourists. The sandwiches and drinks…read moreare fantastic!

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!