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A very relaxed restaurant serving surprisingly top quality food cooked for you as you order, good wine choices and good selection of beers, would definitely go again, both my wife and I both agreed we were full to the brim. And Im a large lad..lol just a note to wheelchair users they had a little ramp and they couldn't do more to help me in...
There were 12 of us so we pre booked the meal. Service was excellent, the starters were gazpachio, with crevettes in tempura batter. Delicious. I had the fish as a main course, lieu served with muscles and a tomato and pepper sauce. Pudding was reine claude sorbet with cream and crumble. All delicious.
Delicious food, good wines and great friendly service, and good spoken English as well. Arrived with a large group and were looked after very well. They ran out of our preferred choice of duck and foie gras, and quickly offered an alternative with veal which was 1st class. The best food we've had in France the last 3 weeks.
The restaurant setting was very pretty, red tables and chairs in a garden setting, amongst vines and trees. I suppose having made a special trip to try it based on reviews we were disappointed with the meal. Especially the soup. The menu du jour starter was a cold thickened vegetable soup, flavoured with curry powder. A vegetable tart for main course with a fresh salad (perhaps a bit insubstantial for cyclists but the bread was good) A slice of walnut cake for pudding, a bit dry, could have done with more custard. However the menu on the board looked very exciting, perhaps we should have chosen something else., though it would have been much more expensive.
We have recently visited this restaurant twice, as we also did last year.The food is of excellent quality and the menu is locally sourced. The meals are presented in an innovative style. Good selection of wines and recommendations as to what suits your food selection readily available. Weather permitting sit in the garden to add to your experience.
Before I start this review I want to say that I visited this restaurant on the recommendation of several friends and I live locally, therefore my review is based on my extensive knowledge of what's available locally. We arrived to meet friends at La Tomate du Jardin at 12.45. There seemed to be some confusion as to which table was ours (we had reserved, but were shown to a table in the garden), our friends arrived at 1pm. It was 1.20 before anyone asked us if we wanted a drink !! We eventually got a drink about another 10 mins later.The menu for this restaurant is on a large chalk board attached to the building so we had looked at that on arrival. Another 15mins went by and we were asked for our orders. We also asked for a Carte du Vin, we did get that promptly but no wine appeared until we reminded them (when the starters were on the table) that we had ordered wine ! OK onto the food .... both myself and my husband ordered a starter of Grilled Crevettes with a saffron Mousse at 9 euros each! What a disappointment .... 3 small grilled prawns each , and the plate filled up with trimmings !!! Very poor and certainly not an acceptable portion for 9 euros. We then go to main courses .... I ordered the Faux Fillet ... which was chewy .... the good part was the fresh veg on the plate .... unusual to have such a selection in this part of France.... again this course was over priced at 19 euros. My husband has the chicken dish with wild mushrooms ... his view OK nothing special, and a very small portion for the money, (17 euros). Deserts are all priced at 7.50 euros .... I had the Bavois with apricot ... nice and my husband 3 small balls of local ice cream which was again really poor value. The wine we selected was a Pinot Noir which can be bought locally for around 6 euros ... the restaurant was charging 25 euros! Service was slow and disorganised ... we even had to go into the restaurant to order coffee and in total this meal for four people took over 3 hrs !! When the bill came at 98 euros for the 2 of us, we were left feeling very disappointed both in terms of the quality, service and portion sizes. This restaurant is located in a small town. Yes the garden is pleasant but its next to a main road. The restaurant has recently been refurbished but they have a long way to go before they can justify charging the prices they do for such an 'average' meal. In contrast we eat in a 2 star Michelin restaurant in Toulouse for 55 euros a head for 3 courses, amusée bouche wine and coffee ... La Tomate du Jardin is trying to punch way above its weight ..... not sure we will try it again.
