Moulin de Laboirie

Restaurants nearby

• Lalique★★ Michelin Château Lafaurie-Peyraguey is the ideal setting for a first-rate meal: the lavish dining area is adorned with (you guessed it!) a Lalique crystal chandelier, and the glass-paned extension commands a fine view of the vineyards. Chef Jérôme Schilling boasts a flawless CV (including Guy Lassausaie, Joël Robuchon, Thierry Marx and Meilleur Ouvrier de France 2023) and describes himself as a "cuisinier des vignes" ("cook of the vines"). His dishes inspired by the Sauternes terroir sport names such as "Interpretation of the 2011 vintage": langoustines, kalamensi and pollen, or "the grape seed": hake 18.7km
• Le Cercle Guiraud★ Michelin This restaurant is set in an authentic stone building in the heart of the picturesque winegrowing village of Sauternes. Chef Yoann Amado, who trained with Eric Frechon (Bristol, Paris) and at Maison Darroze (Langon), crafts a virtuoso score, combining finesse, audacity and consummate skill. Inspired pastry chef, Juliette Bonnard, turns out fresh, balanced desserts. Tartare of beef and oysters pepped up with horseradish and puffed rice; squab breasts grilled over dry grape vines and Devil’s sauce; feather-light Guanaja chocolate soufflé and armagnac-laced sorbet: each dish shines the spotlight 17.7km
• L'Atelier Flavien ValèreBib After honing his talents around southwest France, Flavien Valère has decided to treat Langon to his culinary flair. He knows his stuff, no doubt about that: impeccable cooking techniques, perfect seasonings, premium produce and carefully crafted recipes – everything is from scratch, to our delight! Eater-friendly priced lunchtime menu. Bookings advisable.15.4km
• La Chapelle de GuiraudBib The setting, located in a premier grand cru Sauternes wine estate and run by the Cercle Guiraud team, is certainly breathtaking: a spacious dining area beneath a lofty vaulted ceiling, an open kitchen and an inviting lounge with a fireplace… The menu rolls out flavoursome, mouthwatering dishes illustrated by poached egg and a sauternes sauce, pâté en croûte in a tribute to Mère Brazier, roast pork shoulder in smoked pepper or desserts like Belle Hélène pears. A well-crafted, patriotic Gallic lineup at sensible prices and a deliciously peaceful terrace.17.2km
• Chez PierretteBib At the foot of a charming stone village, this gem of a contemporary bistro overlooking the Garonne Canal exudes a nostalgic and refined vibe. Run by a young couple, it charms with its polished vintage decor and generous, creative cuisine that pushes boundaries: a starter of smoked eel, soft focaccia and foamy lemon butter, followed by perfectly browned skrei cod, burnt cauliflower and a vibrant mojo verde, and a creamy vanilla and salted caramel rice pudding for dessert. Don't hesitate to come for a meal complete with a lovely view.20.1km
• La Grand'Vigne - Les Sources de Caudalie★★ Michelin Not far from Bordeaux, this property is a little paradise nestled in the vineyards of Château Smith Haut Lafitte, a Graves grand cru classé winery. Nicolas Masse is the chef behind La Grand'Vigne, the hotel's fine dining restaurant. Masse strives tirelessly towards a single goal, which is to showcase the bountiful produce of Aquitaine (from caviar to Pyrenean lamb), including its vegetable cornucopia and its wines, especially those of Pessac Léognan. As legible as it is pure, his high-flying cuisine is dedicated to revealing the distinctive flavour of painstakingly selected produce from southw45.4km
• L'Auberge Saint Jean★ Michelin The couple at the helm of this contemporary-style inn nestled on the banks of the River Dordogne are passionate about what they do. A selection of set menus showcases chef Thomas L'Hérisson's knack for precisely combining ingredients in a modern and quietly creative style. The shredded poultry with sweet spices and leek, a spicy jus, butternut squash and tangy mushrooms, chicken liver terrine or matured meagre, smoked potato espuma and a sauce reminiscent of a beurre noisette and sherry hollandaise are the perfect reflection of the chef's personality. The fine wine list – with some 550 labels 43.2km
• La Table de la Maison In Langon, the legacy of Claude Darroze is fervently upheld by his son Jean-Charles, courtesy of a culinary lineup that celebrates generous, bistronomic fare while shining the spotlight on regional produce. Some of the house’s iconic dishes include tuna carpaccio, duck in olives and Grand Marnier soufflé with blood orange sorbet. Cheerful, smiling service and a pleasant terrace on sunny days.15.1km
• La Vieille Auberge Splendid high vaulted timber ceilings and huge floor-to-ceiling windows reminiscent of a conservatory overlooking the garden: the scene is set in this well-known culinary landmark. Matthijs Bartman rolls out modern, enticing dishes illustrated by pastrami of bazadais beef, smoked beetroot and blueberries or a more classical choux pastry stuffed with tonka bean diplomat crème, yuzu caramel and mango sorbet… A traditional lineup with a modern twist, presented in two eater-friendly priced menus. Enthusiastic and delightful front of house team.24.1km
• Boat aux Saveurs This contemporary villa set away from the bustle of the town centre is run by a mother and daughter team. Foodies adore the lovingly prepared dishes fully in tune with the times. The chef makes a point of honour of sourcing ingredients from local producers and most of the veggies come from their own vegetable garden.27.7km

Includes Michelin / Black Pearl / guide picks (reference quality, no prices); data from Overture, Michelin Guide and others.