Restaurant Chateau de L'Isle

The site is absolutely charming, the service is pleasant, but the meal (entrance and dessert) is medium. Too bad the level isn't aligned instead!

Unfinished meal, at the height of a low-end road, badly presented incoming meat instead of a fine requested entrance, fish plate with medium vegetables, anniversary cake cut into squares kind cake with really very sought-after yogurt. Decoration absent, unheated slab, forced to eat with our jackets, service leaving to desire etc.

I already had a somewhat favorable a priori because the phone reception was not very kind. I should have trusted it. the entrance (rottlesnakes of pork, duck for my wife, rillettes for my son) was immangeable. I couldn't finish my "fried beef piece" that was slaughtering water and was obviously defrosted and had absolutely no taste. The dessert was about eatable. Only the coffee at the end was correct. I add that two flies fell into my wife's plate. In my opinion, this restaurant is to be avoided absolutely, especially when you have just visited the castle of a donkey, it ruins your day.

Terrine too cooked and dry, fish and meat served with turnips (which everyone does not like) and very fat, only dessert was correct. very nice setting but it's not enough for a restaurant.

Family and birthday meals is recommended by a friend we booked here. first impression, the environment is superb for this charming establishment on the valley of the cher nestled in the heart of a pleasant park. The cuisine that is traditional and seasonal does not lack a touch of originality and inventiveness! The chef from champagne and a great wine connoisseur has oriented us on a perfect met and wine deal to finish with a cup of dessert bubbles. All this at the corner of the fire in an atmosphere of old. The park is a plus for children.