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The Best Places to Eat and Do in France

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  9. Rank 796. La Cabane

    Corsican Mediterranean

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  13. Rank 796. La Cale

    Natural Wine Bar

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  15. Rank 796. La Carioca

    Bakery Brazilian

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  16. Rank 796. La Cave

    Natural Wine Bar

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  37. Rank 796. La Combine

    Dessert

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  39. Rank 796. La Coquerie

    Mediterranean


  40. Rank 796. La Courtille

    Regional French

    A converted silkworm farm built of white stone is an unusual home for a restaurant, but La Courtille makes it feel inevitable. The chef trained under Raquel Carena at Le Baratin in Paris, and that pedigree shows in the cooking, which is rooted in the regional produce of the Gard without making a fuss about it. Natural wines and local Tavel and Lirac labels anchor the list. In summer, an ancient cedar shades the terrace.


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  45. Rank 796. La Dégust’ Nature

    Natural Wine Bar

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  48. Rank 796. La Ferme de la Ruchotte

    Farm-to-table French

    The chickens here are not an afterthought; they're the whole point. This farm-to-table lunch spot in the Burgundy hills has the chef raising rare breeds of poultry alongside pigs and kitchen garden vegetables, then cooking all of it for a room of 35. No dinner service, no shortcuts. The setting is rustic farmhouse, the cooking is anything but rough. Book ahead, show up hungry at noon, and plan to linger well into the afternoon.


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  52. Rank 796. La Galupe

    Basque

    The hooks where bargemen once hung their catch are still in the wall, which tells you how long this riverside restaurant has been at it. Stone floors, exposed beams, and red Basque shutters face the Adour. The chef sources almost everything from the village, down to the ceramist who threw the plates. A Michelin Selected restaurant with a relaxed, rooted feeling that takes its local brief more seriously than most.


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    15 le Port, Urt, New Aquitaine 64240, France · Urt
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    Closed now, opens noon

    Friday Noon–1:30 PM, 7 PM–9 PM

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  61. Rank 796. La Malicia

    Mezcal Mexican

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  64. Rank 796. La Méduse

    Wine Bar

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  65. A British chef and a Quebec sommelière running a bistronomic restaurant a short walk from the Canebière is either a great joke or a great meal, and Marseille seems to have decided it's both. Lunch runs a tight, sensibly priced menu; evenings go to a five-course creative format with a barbecue edge and sharp seasonal cooking. The R&B soundtrack and cosmopolitan kitchen keep things loose. Book early, or try the counter or the Cours Saint-Louis terrace from spring onward.


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    9 cours Saint-Louis, Marseille, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur 13001, France · Marseille
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    Friday Noon–2:15 PM, 7:15 PM–9:30 PM

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  67. Rank 796. La Mutfak

    Middle Eastern

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  79. Rank 796. La Récré

    Wine Bar

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  80. Rank 796. La Ronde de l’Abbaye

    Wood-fired Pizzeria

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  84. A stone farmhouse on the Causse de Limogne, where two former sommeliers came home from New Zealand and learned to butcher from the proprietress's father. The result is a meat-forward restaurant that runs nose to tail on local animals from the surrounding departments, smoked, grilled, simmered, or pressed into terrine. On Sundays the old bread oven fires up for a leg of lamb. The wine list runs to 200 labels, organic and biodynamic among them, and she knows every one.


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  92. Rank 796. La Toupie

    Wine Bar

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  93. Knife handles carved from squid-fishing lures give this micro-bistro its name and its personality. A large counter anchors the small room, surrounded by azulejo tiles in marine motifs and chairs that look like they washed in from the beach. The menu runs to shareable small plates, heavy on impeccable local fish, with enough chilli butter and coconut broth to keep things lively. Cap Ferret casual, with food that earns the detour.


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