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Aux Berges du Canal
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Apartment with Terrace
Boasting a private entrance, this air-conditioned apartment features 1 living room, 1 separate bedroom and 1 bathroom wi…
Family Room with Shower
This air-conditioned room offers flat-screen cable TV and a minibar. The private bathroom is complete with a shower, toi…
Family Room - with Bath
This air-conditioned room offers flat-screen cable TV and a minibar. The private bathroom is complete with a bathtub, to…
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Restaurants nearby
- L'Alter-Native★ Michelin An Alter-Native – or another birth, even a rebirth – is how Gilles Goujon views this restaurant project. In Béziers, where he grew up and studied, the chef of the Auberge du Vieux Puits, who needs no introduction, is carving out a new niche: developing a concept of eco-responsible seafood- and plant-forward cuisine. With vegetables from the aquaponics garden and other treasures from the South of France, the executive chef cooks up appetisingly generous and no-nonsense dishes, such as his courgette rolls "Hommage à Roger Vergé". There is a pleasant terrace-patio for sunny days.14.2km
- Calice★ Michelin This 1920s Art deco building has a modern extension replete with curving floral scrolls and a rotunda dining space decked in soft, natural materials echoing organic shapes. The couple at the helm, Stéphan Paroche and Justine Viano (formerly La Table de Castigno), crafts a modern programme in the form of several surprise menus, including vegetarian options. Indeed, it is their veggie-centric compositions – such as the appetisers or the seafood starter – that best exemplify the couple’s high-flying talent. The excellent wine list, featuring wines from Languedoc and Roussillon as well as the Rhôn14.7km
- La Table Lionel Giraud★★ Michelin The place is named after Abbé St Crescent, who in the Middle Ages opened his doors to pilgrims on the Camino de Santiago. The arcades and bare stones may be a throwback to the distant past, but today the decor is ultra-modern, with finely crafted black and white polished concrete floors and sculptural one-piece seats. Lionel Giraud, son of a restaurant owner, is a strong advocate of locally sourced produce. An inventive chef, he honours ingredients from the most noble (Mediterranean red tuna) to the most modest (green beans) and everything in between, such as an authentic Corbières buffalo moz17.8km
- Pica PicaBib In this friendly brasserie, they serve up uninhibited Mediterranean cuisine, cleverly blended with other influences. The menu features a selection of tapas (hummus with cumin and pita bread; croquetas de jamón), picas such as lamb kebab with za'atar and sumac, or grilled octopus. More elaborate dishes include semi-salted cod, watercress and gnocchi, lemon and caviar emulsion. And then there are the tasty desserts. A down-to-earth concept, with sharing in mind. The lunch menu is a steal. A resounding success.14.1km
- Cave à Vin & à Manger - Maison Saint-CrescentBib La Cave à Manger by Lionel Giraud proposes bistro cuisine made with top-notch ingredients from Occitanie. The food is rugged, flavoursome and spot-on – special mention for the chuck beef slowly simmered in its juices and the velvety purée of carrots. La Cave à Vin, located under the same roof, boasts 2,500 wines; pick a bottle to drink with your meal for a corkage fee. A real winner.17.8km
- La Tulipe Noire In a tastefully converted wine barn, the chef and his wife are in tune with the seasons, in particular thanks to their cottage garden that supplies the majority of veggies here. Do not be misled by the apparently simple names of the dishes, each one is a compendium of consummate technique and happily reinterprets the classics (onion soup, tarte tatin).13.3km
- La Table de Jean Originally from Béziers, this chef-owner has set up shop in a pedestrian street near the town hall. His small bistro comprises two dining spaces with exposed stone walls and sage green hues, square table tops and bistro chairs. The small terrace is exceedingly pleasant in fine weather. The seasons are reflected in his dishes, such as the delicately seasoned vanilla sea bass and delicious new take on poire belle Hélène.13.9km
- L'Ambassade Fresh ingredients, balanced dishes: chef Patrick Olry, well known in the region, demonstrates his know - how and consistency. In particular, be sure to try the tasting menus based on truffles, scallops or lobster, which are in no small part responsible for the establishment's reputation.14.4km
- La Maison de Petit Pierre Enthusiastic chef Pierre Augé is at the helm of this restaurant with a personalised decor that is located close to the bullring. He greets each and every customer with an infectious smile because he is there to spread joy with his tasty creative cuisine based on local ingredients! Rather than bask in the media hype, he is clearly driven by a desire to continuously explore new culinary avenues. It's a joy to behold – and tuck into – dishes such as his whisky-marinated pavé de bœuf steak and cauliflower mousseline with vanilla; hake with piperade and green jus; or stracciatella with asparagus an15.3km
- L'Art de Vivre At this vineyard nestled in the La Clape mountains, chef Laurent Chabert sources some of his ingredients (including aromatic herbs) from his own kitchen garden, and also uses fine local produce (organic for the most part). He creates colourful, fragrant dishes, such as grouper cooked over the embers of a barbecue, braised aubergine glazed with tomato juices… The food and wine pairings draw on a selection of bottles from the estate.18.9km
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Attractions nearby
- Narbonne Cathedral cathedral located in Aude, in France16.4km
- Étang de Capestang special protection area in France4.0km
- Pont Serme Roman bridge of the Via Domitia in Hérault, southern France6.2km
- Pont des Marchands bridge in Aude, France16.6km
- Église Saint-Jean l’Évangéliste d'Ouveillan Romanesque church located in Ouveillan in the French department of Aude7.4km
- Cesse Aqueduct bridge in Mirepeisset11.7km
- Massif de la Clape mountains in France19.6km
- Parc des Sports et de l'Amitié multi-use stadium in Narbonne, France16.6km
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