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Lamaccotte

The guide was updated: 2023-10-27

Near the cathedral, Maxime Bocquier cooks with local products. To discover !

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Address: 7 rue Saint-Denis 44000 Nantes
Website: www.lestablesdenantes.fr/en/restaurants/lamaccotte/
Phone: + 33 285 374 230

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Roza*

Roza*

The location (across from the Natural History Museum’s entrance and tree-lined square) could not be more ideal for this up-and-coming restaurant run by the intrepid young chef Jean-François Pantaléon. With his extensive experience in some of the greatest kitchens (La Mare aux Oiseaux, La Duchesse Anne, La Grande Cascade, Le Meurice, Apicius) and his own culinary venture (Coretta, Paris 17th arrondissement), he will delight you with a sophisticated, intuitive and delicate cuisine, served in a stylish setting (bearing the signature of Brune de la Guerrande), that will surely impress. Well-paced service. 1 star Michelin.

Pickles

Pickles

This brilliant neo-bistro lives up to its word-of-mouth reputation. Run by an English chef, Dominic Quirke cooks local and ethnic dishes, made with great precision, often unexpected, and all served in a relaxed and contemporary space. Label Rouge salmon, miso, cucumber pickles, horseradish yogurt, nori; lean roast beef, pan-fried young greens, sesame rice, chestnut crumble, verbena emulsion, parsley. Gault et Millau 2 toques.

Little Atlantic Brewery

Little Atlantic Brewery

In the heart of the Docks of Chantenay of Nantes, in this building loaded with the naval and cultural history of the neighborhood (Chantier de l'Esclain, Bloc 13, Atelier du Dahu…), people meet to have a drink with friends, eat a piece with family, Enjoy diverse cultural programming. Or simply stroll along the Loire. Here, year-round, five beers are brewed with passion as well as specialties in limited brews.

Le Manoir de la Régate*

Le Manoir de la Régate*

Backed by his sister Anne-Charlotte in the dining room, Mathieu Pérou took over from his father as head of this family restaurant and skilfully enchants delights diners with the products of his terroir (fish from the river Erdre, seaweed from the Le Croisic, wild plants), through a gastronomic cuisine of great finesse. The chef prepares delightful dishes with ingredients sourced from local producers. Le Manoir de la Régate is the first restaurant in the area to be rewarded by the Michelin Guide for its sustainable gastronomy (Green star). 1 star Michelin.

L'Atlantide 1874* - Maison Guého

L'Atlantide 1874* - Maison Guého

This famous, award-winning restaurant is considered to be one of the best in town. Chef Jean-Yves Gueho is well-known for creating innovative dishes, such as lobster salad with yellow wine sauce. 1 star Michelin. Possibility to sleep on the spot with 4 rooms with the view on the Loire river.

La Cigale

La Cigale

Considered as one of the most beautiful brasserie in France since the 19th century. La Cigale is a good place for oysters and offers some mouth-watering desserts.The place to be.

Lulu Rouget*

Lulu Rouget*

Ludovic Pouzelgues, aka Lulu Rouget, had held every position at l’Atlantide (including pastry chef), was trained by chocolatier-pâtissier Vincent Guerlais, before joining the staff at Maison Troisgros in Roanne. Thanks to this exceptional experience, his personality expresses itself today through a true cuisine d’auteur (different everyday!) praising the ocean’s riches to high heaven. His signature dish is “le roug(et) noir de Lulu” (“Lulu’s red and black mullet”). 1 star Michelin.

Les Chants d'Avril

Les Chants d'Avril

An almost religious attachment to quality produce, technical cooking methods and a Mystery Prix-fixe menu are the foundations of this delicious haunt. The chef, Christophe François, took over this Nantes institution.

Crêperie Heb Ken

Crêperie Heb Ken

In the shopping area, have a traditional crepe or a galette.Not far from the famous Place Royale.

La Civelle

La Civelle

Everything is perfect, decoration, food and the location, on the bank of Loire. A reference in Nantes! On the other side of the river Loire, take the ferry, in 10 minutes you will be arrived.

Lamaccotte

Lamaccotte

Near the cathedral, Maxime Bocquier cooks with local products. To discover !

Le Petit Boucot

Le Petit Boucot

Situated near the theatre Graslin, the restaurant owned by young chef Frédéric Chiron is recommended by Gilles Pudlowsky.

Villa Mon Rêve

Villa Mon Rêve

Based inside a charming 19th-century villa with a large garden, chef Jérôme Ponchelle's menu boats delicious fresh fish and seafood as well as French specialities.

L’Abelia

L’Abelia

Housed in an immaculate stone mansion, dating from 1900, L’Abelia serves fine, traditional French cuisine peppered with modern touches, including sea bass in foamed cream sauce, and a crème brulée to die for. Fresh food from the day market.

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