Les meilleurs restaurants en Chiry-Ourscamp
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Pizzeria les 2 Vallées
Chiry-Ourscamp
19/10/2026: We were seated comfortably on a small balcony overlooking the Sèvre Nantaise river, facing Clisson Castle, and enjoyed an exceptional dinner. The pastilla was excellent.
The welcome was warm; the owner took the time to greet us and tell us about Clisson, her restaurant, her dishes, and many other topics.
The restaurant doesn't have a Michelin star, but it certainly deserves one. A wonderful discovery, an evening we will remember. Thank you for this magical moment.
12/10/2026: Certainly one of the best French restaurants I've tried, and reasonably priced. My only slight complaint was the overly enthusiastic service from some of the staff.
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Pizzeria les 2 Vallées
Chiry-Ourscamp
22/01/2026: An old-fashioned French bar, which will be replaced by Chinese restaurants within the next 5 years. A shame, it has potential.
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122 Avis |
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L’Oasis
Chiry-Ourscamp
11/09/2026: Perfect, I recommend it, very welcoming
08/09/2026: Looking for tax stamps or not, packages (drop-off)... The atmosphere is great if you know someone.
Otherwise, you stay with your drink or not; coffee is horribly expensive. I understand better why young people in general (apart from buying alcohol in supermarkets), between a coffee and a beer, you compare the prices, they choose a beer (especially since they're not obligated to consume it on the premises, it's forbidden), the price is multiplied by x, for example: I buy a tomato juice that costs €3 to €3.50. The same brand, 6 bottles in a supermarket, costs €3. I know you're intelligent enough to know why there's no one left in cafes except for:
Tobacco, parcel drop-off and pick-up, all kinds of games, including the national lottery.
And increasingly, ATMs, bank account opening.
Tax stamps, etc....
On the other hand, if this continues, we'll do what's been done for years in Europe (Belgium), selling packs of cigarettes in front of the tills. If you want the death of a village like Chiry-Ourscamp (it's not a new town square) Ourscamp Abbey, which will sustain the village (this churchyard is costing us a fortune), the town hall (to be verified if you're allowed to do so), the drafting and decision of the town meeting where the financing of this churchyard and the debt that all villagers will have to pay over several decades are discussed. That's the Oasis.
A café/tobacconist like any other.
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