Le Jardin aux Sources sur Brissac

It's always a pleasure to return to Le Jardin des Sources restaurant. The welcome, service, and food are simply excellent. We highly recommend it to our friends because the quality of service is superb. Keep up the good work; we will be delighted to come back and see you again.

Excellent welcome, perfect dishes, impeccable service, very comfortable seating. Thank you for this wonderful experience.

A truly memorable and flawless experience: perfect balance! Each dish is a visual work of art (especially the desserts!). The service: Professional, seamless, and above all, incredibly personal. They let you discover the chef's surprises (with explanations if needed, but without overdoing it). The elegant decor and intimate atmosphere allow for pleasant conversation, ideal for a romantic evening. We left with only one desire: to return and try the next seasonal menu! A huge thank you for this sensory experience.

Thank you to the chef and his entire team for this wonderful time.

I had the pleasure of dining at Le Jardin aux Sources restaurant, a wonderful evening with a delicious meal. The surprise menu was excellent from start to finish, with the guessing game adding a fun element to the experience. The staff is lovely and incredibly attentive. I'm pregnant, and I was able to eat everything without any problems at all. We'll be back to try the spa (and to try the restaurant again!).

The welcome was fantastic. We opted for the four-course menu and absolutely loved the experience. A true culinary discovery! The dishes were incredibly varied and exquisitely refined.

A culinary journey for the senses. We highly recommend it, we loved it. Thank you to the whole team and congratulations to the chef.

A truly wonderful experience!! The welcome, the service, the setting, and the food!!! Refined, sophisticated cuisine that delights the taste buds!! We'll be back 😊

We've been to your restaurant several times...it's always a very pleasant experience...with excellent food and a very warm welcome. Well done! Jacques Biassette

We only had dinner, so we're only giving our opinion on that experience. Friendly welcome. Pleasant and efficient staff. The restaurant has simple decor, but still features some striking and beautiful pieces. The presentation tableware for some of the drinks and dishes was very original. Excellent wine was recommended. The conversation with the chef at the end of the meal was very pleasant. Regarding the meal: Aside from the gummy candy in my glass of sweet white wine, which seemed out of place, The amuse-bouche was rather uninteresting. The starters, while not incredibly flavorful, were good. The main courses were perfect (ultra-tender meat and perfectly cooked fish). And the array of desserts was enchanting. So, in the end, we left with full stomachs, having enjoyed a lovely culinary experience, but without the "Wow" factor, which we perhaps expected too much before coming... The biggest disappointment we can mention is that, unlike many other fine-dining restaurants we've visited, the presentation of the dishes, or at least the specific or original descriptions of the ingredients, only happens after you've finished your plate. We understand the idea of ​​doing things differently, especially with the tasting menu (a first for us, which we didn't choose but which was included in the gift box we received), namely letting customers discover or guess what they're being served, but as a result, when we... If the staff tells you something you hadn't noticed, you're frustrated that you can't take another bite to fully absorb the information through taste. In this situation, it might be helpful to bring a small descriptive card with the dish, placed upside down on the table. This would allow customers to search for the answer first, but then, before they finish their meal, to see what it was actually like and taste it one last time, keeping the description in mind. Then the experience would be fantastic. Because when the staff gives you the information, you think, "OK, that's true, or not," and that's it, with the aforementioned disappointment.