La Banque sur Epernay

Was in general great!!! Very polite people and excellent food.... Only the temperature was to hot...😅 and no air condition and not a simple fan available... and the windows were not possible to open.... but we are happy...

A fabulous bar in the heart of Epernay. Extensive Champagne range to choose from.

Had a delicious meal Nice atmosphere and beautiful decor.

A grand setting of an old bank but lacks intimacy, feels a little like an old school dining hall. Service however was very friendly and the menu had plenty of choice. Our mains were tasty and a good portion size, dessert however overly sweet and tasted mass produced. The wine list, not surprisingly for a wine region was extensive with a great choice of wines by the half and full bottle, and some by the glass. Lots of champagne memorabilia decorates this restaurant.

Good food, wide selection of champagne. Beautiful building (old bank). The service is a bit “dry” and stiff.

I’ve been to this place twice and eating in an old bank of France is such an experience, feels like the 1920’s inside and the food is great and servie is quick and efficient.

The price-quality ratio of the food is excellent. The restaurant is located in an old bank building with a casual, pleasant atmosphere. However, only 3 stars for the service because the staffing was very inconsistent. One of the waitresses clearly wasn't in the mood and just wasn't doing a good job. All in all, still worth 4 stars.

Surprisingly good. Genuine environment and good food. Slightly understaffed service.

Rating: 3/5 The place undeniably has charm: an original setting in a former bank, which is amusing when you go to the restroom, with a refined atmosphere and an unusual concept. Overall, it's a pleasant place to spend time with friends, without any particular expectations. However, several elements clearly detract from the experience. First, the service leaves a mixed impression. We were a small group, and there were two mistakes in our orders. While the dishes were taken back with apologies, which is commendable, it still reflects a hesitant approach. The service oscillates between amateurish and professional, which isn't really expected in this type of establishment. Second, the value for money is questionable, with prices quite high considering what's offered. But the most disappointing aspect is the dessert, and in particular the "café gourmand" (a selection of small desserts served with coffee): it's hard not to feel like the customer is being taken for a ride. A coffee accompanied by just two tiny, neatly wrapped pralines, all for over €10, is frankly inadequate and completely out of step with expected standards. Finally, in a city like Épernay, renowned for its high standards and quality—particularly its champagne—one legitimately expects a restaurant of equal caliber. Here, the disappointment is all the more pronounced. An interesting setting, but the execution is too uneven to fully justify the prices charged.

The place is huge and not very pretty, but it's the only one open on Sundays in Epernay. The staff were very friendly throughout. There wasn't a single good dish; they were all just okay. The sole was bland and tasted like hospital food, the salmon tataki was overcooked and had no flavor, the duck breast was incredibly tough and remained whole on the plate, the foie gras was more like mousse, and the cheeses were low quality. I wouldn't go back. But if you don't have another option, it's acceptable.