Where to Eat in Saintes: A Guide to the Best Spots

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Published on July 10, 2024, modified on August 8, 2024

Where to Eat in Saintes: A Guide to the Best Spots

Whether you're looking for a gourmet bistro or a family-run tearoom, we've got some great addresses for you in Saintes!

The restaurants

Iode :

As its name suggests, this restaurant focuses on seafood. Perfect for a gastronomic dinner in a beautiful setting, enjoy refined dishes prepared with seasonal, local products.

Restaurant IODE

89 av. Gambetta, 17100 Saintes
Price : €€

https://www.restaurantliode.fr/

L’Insolite :

Located in the heart of the city center, we recommend that you discover this restaurant offering a gourmet cuisine and regional dishes. Bonus points for the warm and welcoming service that ensures a pleasant experience!

Restaurant l'INSOLITE

28 rue Saint-Michel, 17100 Saintes
Price : €€

https://l-insolite-restaurant-saintes.eatbu.com/?lang=fr

La Musardière :

At any time of day, come and discover this place which is simultaneously a tea room, a coffee roastery, a restaurant, and a venue for meetings, concerts, exhibitions, and cultural activities. If the weather is nice, we highly recommend sitting in the courtyard of the Echevinage!

La belle cour du restaurant La Musardière

29 rue Alsace-Lorraine, 17100 Saintes
Price : €

https://www.instagram.com/la_musardiere/

Tea Rooms

Les Infuseuses :

For a gourmet break, don’t hesitate to head to this family-run tea room run by mother, daughter and not far away, the father, a coffee roaster! Special mention for the homemade pastries that are mouth-watering.

Les Infuseuses

24 rue Victor Hugo, 17100 Saintes
Price : €

https://www.instagram.com/lesinfuseuses/

Res’thé manger :

Visit Florence and Adeline to discover this 100% homemade cuisine using market-fresh produce. The big plus: the menu changes daily according to the seasons and their inspirations!

Res'thé manger

13 rue Saint-Michel, 17100 Saintes.
Price : €

https://resthemanger.fr/

La Belle Étoile :

From Friday to Sunday, 3 PM to 7 PM, this fertile house (part guesthouse, part permaculture garden and part tea room) welcomes you for a sweet break with local produce. If you're lucky, you might be able to taste fresh fruit picked directly from the garden!