Le Centr'hall sur Orleans

I've traveled a lot in my life. I've seen all sorts of things, both good and bad! I've walked on many soils, from Châteauroux to Vierzon, from South Africa to the mountains of Nepal; I've experienced many landscapes and encountered many peoples. Well, of all these experiences, never—and I mean never—have I had such wonderful moments as in this café-bistro-tobacco shop. And all this, of course, thanks to the staff! Not only do they move with a grace worthy of Swan Lake, but their intelligence would make even the greatest disciples of Socrates green with envy, and their kindness would make Sister Emmanuelle look like a torturer. Once settled in a comfortable chair on the terrace, facing a square so magnificent it deserves to be among the Seven Wonders of the World, you might have the pleasure of listening to Alain-Didier. Its verve will tickle your ears: it is, quite simply, beautiful.