Auberge de l'Abbaye

The best restaurant in this area within 50 K around.We have sampled the food there many times this year.Staff very correct and friendly, choices of menus and food is tops.Wines out of this world, a little expensive but correct for this establishment.Give this a try, you won't regret it.

After touring the local Abbaye ruins we dined at this restaurant which is within walking distance of the Abbaye. We did not realize how upscale it was but they accepted us with our baseball caps and informal dress. We had the Risotto, duck, lamb and foie gras which were all excellently prepared. For dessert we got the apple crepes and Creme brûlée which were excellent.

Absolutely delicious food, beautifully presented and very reasonably priced.We chose the €47 menu which is 4 courses (starter, main, cheeses and dessert)Could not fault the food at all, I do however think the decor, and lighting wasn't brilliant, it's so bright in the dining room for dinner, it could do with dimming down the lighting to give it an atmosphere to match the exquisite food. Ver carta

We chose the Gardens of the Auberge menu at 29 euros. My wife had six excellent oysters, and I had a risotto of Pont l'Eveque with local andouille which was unexpectedly delicious. Then we had quinea fowl breast stuffed with dried apricots and a cider sauce. We finished with pancakes flambéed in Grand Marnier. The whole meal was served pleasantly and efficiently. We can't wait to return!

We were on our way to see Abbye de Hambye but they were closed for lunch. We backed up our stroll from the Abbey to find what we thought might just be a hotel only but inside was a lovely dining room as well as a hotel. Service was smooth and friendly. The young woman helping us did not speak English too well but that didn't bother us at all as were charmed with the location. We both ordered fish dishes that were perfectly cooked. Fresh baked rolls and we even received a plate of small cookies for dessert that we were not charged for. Our Crema Coffee was mmmm....delish!

9 of us had dinner here and 2 of the group were vegetarian and we all know that can be a big ask in some parts of France :) I did have to give the restaurant a heads up and they offered a couple of options for our veggie friends and apparently, they were delighted. The whole group agreed the food and wine were of a very high standard and we all had a very enjoyable meal. I would recommend getting there a bit early and have a couple of drinks on the terrace before dinner. You can also just go for drinks in the summer in a lovely setting. The staff are super helpful and very professional. Ver carta

We have eaten twice at the Auberge de l'Abbaye and enjoyed our meal each time. it was not too expensive and was exceptional. The food was excellent and the service unobtrusive but quick and friendly. The setting, near the Abbey de Hambye, was very pretty and with the Abbey car park close by, parking was simple.Over the years we have visited the restaurant a handful of times, and never been disappointed. It has certainly maintained a very high standard. Our only slight, and I really mean slight, disappointment was with the dessert - the crepes were not flambeed at the table, and the flavour of the brandy was not as intense as it could have been

We went to this restaurant midweek for a celebration. It had been recommended to us so this was our first time - we were not disappointed! The restaurant is immaculate and very welcoming as were the staff. We were given an aperitif of sparkling wine and an apple liqueur - delicious! I had the foie gras starter and my husband had the coquilles St Jaques. Beautifully presented and tasted delicious. Then I had the lamb chops (2) and my husband had the steak. Cheese followed - great selection and portion size. Dessert followed - rolled almond and orange crepes for him, a calvados baba for me! Wine list was quite extensive and reasonably priced. All in all a really good experience and I would tho...

Situated to the side of the Abbaye which is well worth a visit we booked their special lunch on the Sunday that the Tour de France passed through Hambye. Expecting it to be fully booked we were surprised on entering to discover we were almost the first diners. Albeit it was 12 noon but the tour was coming through about 1300. We were delighted to have a window seat which was openable which greatly added to our enjoyment as the tour raced by. Many thanks to the owners. The special menu was a limited menu but oh so good. A choice of 2 starters 3 mains and 3 deserts at 18 euros. A bargain so we celebrated with a few bottles of the house rose'. We have eaten here before and have always enjoyed it... Ver carta