Any updates on the restaurant? Link: http://www.levernois.com/uk/navigation.htm (0 replies, last updated by Melanie Wong February 21, 2006)

Hi, Has anyone been to their Sunday brunch? We usually go to Auberge Lakeview in Knowlton but are hoping to avoid the drive this year. (1 reply, last updated by MontreaLL July 23, 2006)

Here is a most unusual place with a most unusual chef. His food is spectacular. Here are a couple of his presentations: (4 replies, last updated by Angelina February 6, 2009)

I’d appreciate receiving input on Pierre Orsi, at Lyons, and Hostellerie de la Poularde, at Montrond-Les-Bains. :) (0 replies, last updated by cabrales August 5, 2003)

I’m trying to find a Chow-worthy restaurant and hotel near Lyon St. Exupery airport for this September. Hostellerie Le Saint-Laurent has been recommended, but looks like the meal might be a bit formal and heavy after an... (0 replies, last updated by waldrons August 5, 2009)

Suggestions for the Chablis region for restaraunts and hotel for one night on our way to Beaune (4 nights). In Beaune we plan on dining at Ma Cuisine, and Hostellerie de l’Ecusson. We are looking for a restaraunt that speaks... (2 replies, last updated by mc michael February 18, 2003)

We spent several days in Uzès this past Sept. and enjoyed the small Hostellerie Provençal just off the ring road. We tried several other, more casual places but the Hostellerie was our favorite. The tiny hotel it is in is a gem,... (5 replies, last updated by rrems February 23, 2008)

Has anyone visited there lately. I’m thinking about flying into Burlington, VT to visit VT, then drive up to Auberge Hatley a night or two and then over to Hostellerie Les Trois Tilleuis and Spa at St-Marc-Sur-/Richelieu,... (2 replies, last updated by jen kalb July 15, 2003)

If you have time for a drive I recently had a sublime meal at the Hostellerie du Gorges du Pennafort near Callas (near Draguignan/Fayence). We lunched on a beautiful sunny terrace in the countryside and started with an exquisite... (1 reply, last updated by peter hall September 12, 2002)

While a little stuffy, Hostellerie de Clos in Chablis allowed us to taste 9 Chablis in one sitting with a great filet de Charolais and escargots along with it. (8 replies, last updated by sderham March 30, 2009)

I haven’t been to Cote St. Jacques in quite a while, either, but I have had really great experiences there, as have the friends and family I’ve referred... I also like Hostellerie des Clos, in Chablis, both for the... (3 replies, last updated by r.higgins August 25, 2008)

" this place last trip: Le Petite Hostellerie in the 5th at 35, rue de la Harpe – I had the best shepard’s pie made with duck confit with a slab of foie gras on top. Yum!! Enjoy your trip and thanks for the help on... (2 replies, last updated by zuriga1 November 23, 2007)

(Haut de Cagnes) - supposedly one of the best tables in France, but slightly geographically challenged for me this time. 2) Hostellerie du Gorges du Pennafort (Callas) - going only on the stellar recommendation posted on this... (2 replies, last updated by Hastings Pudding October 16, 2002)

We have made many trips ( day and overnight) to Auxerre. We generally stay at Hostellerie des Clos in Chablis although I have stayed at a perfectly acceptable small hotel off Rue Vauban in Auxerre. Chablis is a lovely little town... (9 replies, last updated by ChefJune September 22, 2008)

not sure what autoroute you’re taking, but the Hostellerie des Clos in Chablis is charming, has a GREAT restaurant and is reasonably priced. (11 replies, last updated by ChefJune May 2, 2007)