We went for dinner the weekend before Valentines so obviously the restaurant was only couples but still a nice atmosphere. We had the €80 tasting menu with 8 courses (6 savory, 2 sweet) and the food was lovely. Before the meal there was a tuning of the taste buds with a bland greasy vegetable ball, a salty olive paste ball... More

We sat outside in an enclosed garden on a warm August night. The food and ambience were superb,and we found no fault with the service. The owner is the chef,while his wife supervises everything and is most pleasant. She chatted with us towards the end of the meal,which in some Michelin restaurants is only reserved for regulars. The only drawback... More

This restaurant was warm and welcoming and we were lucky enough to enjoy dinner in the courtyard in October - quite exceptional - which wasis very secluded and charming. The menu was orignal and delicious - certainly to be recommended to the discerning diner. The restaurant itself was very light and attractively decorated - quite simply very chic and an... More

This restaurant is quite a walk out of town, but worth the effort. The rear courtyard is a total surprise, and delightful. The 'menu surprise' was excellent - this chef has a real talent for combining interesting flavours and textures. Pricey, but value for money. More

I had high hopes for my visit to Le Pavillon, however the food was completely overshadowed by the abissmal service. For example the sommelier failed to offer to decante a bottle of Mouton Rothschild and was forced to stand to ask for a bottle of water having asked three times previously. Very dissapointing. More

If the weather is nice, a reservation in the garden is a must. I recommend the menu decouverte (surprise menu) as the best value. Without doubt in our opinion this is the best restaurant in Bordeaux (far better than Le Chapon Fin, and can compete with the best in South-West France, such as Michel Guerard or Les Freres Ibarboure). Although... More