La Tour sur Sancerre

01/03/2026: I'll start my review with a minor drawback: a clear lack of staff. The owner, who is a good sommelier, had to serve the dishes while leaving the bottles on the table, without having time to pour the wines for us. It's a shame there wasn't a Bordeaux on the wine list. On the other hand, the meal was exquisite; the dishes were beautifully presented with exceptional flavors and excellent service. Despite these small details, we will return to this establishment where we had a wonderful evening.

28/02/2026: A mixed experience for this meal, on my birthday. A family meal with our 8-year-old son. I'll try to be as objective as possible; let's talk about the food: Top-notch. Dishes crafted with extreme precision, perfectly cooked, and incredibly fresh… I can say we ate very, very well. The tableware: incredibly inventive and absolutely beautiful! A taste of the ocean in Brittany. Now let's talk about the hiccups, which, for me, are almost unacceptable in a Michelin-starred establishment and for a bill of several hundred euros for four people. The atmosphere: COLD. Like the Breton wind from Finistère 😂 That's the word. There was absolutely no warmth. The service was rather rushed, and the response to my son's question about a dish was mediocre/barely adequate. My birthday? Not a single little gesture. (This isn't the first time I've gone to a restaurant like this for this occasion.) I had, however, mentioned this little event when making the reservation. I wasn't expecting a big party, but a small gesture would have been very appreciated. We asked for more bread… “We're out of bread, I didn't expect people to eat so much.” Okay. 😅 One last little point, which I'm sure will be “discussed” by other guests: Cheese, for goodness' sake!!! There are so many wonderful varieties of cheese in Brittany! It's a shame to forget them!