Auberge du Moulinel

very good restaurant,exellent menus,nems and super crabs,coquilles st jacques fraiches , blown to the great marnier : a feast.

We had dinner here as a group of 7 friends, and can highly recommend everything - the food, the staff and the ambience. The menu is extensive and has a large and varied choice of dishes. No one was disappointed with their choices. Very French and very lovely evening.

We stumbled upon this restaurant as we were staying near by. They were very accomodating at short notice for a group of 8. The food was delicious and the 'bit of everything' desert plate was the star turn. The waitress was very helpful with translating the menu into English. Thoroughly recommend Ver carta

We enjoyed a beautifully cooked, nicely served and with more than adequate quantity lunch here. The €28.50 3-course menu was actually 6 courses when the amuses-bouche were counted. The restaurant is quietly located in a charming village, well positioned for travelling to or from Calais, Boulogne, Montreuil or Le Touquet. We hope to return !

First discovered Le Moulinel thanks to advice from "le caviste" in Le Touquet back in 2004 . We go once or twice a year , a good excuse to combine with a weekend in Le Touquet (two hours from Paris). The owner is simply a culinary artist ! The pigeon, Ris de veau and Foie Gras are particularly memorable! If we lived closer we would eat there every night !

Lovely restaurant with a wide choice of meat, fish and seafood. The menu seemed a bit complicated (not entirely clear which dishes went on which menus) but the waiter was. both helpful and flexible with our choices. Everything we chose was excellent (lobster claws, oyster profiteroles, foie gras, pigeon) as were the additional "amuse-bouches" and petit-fours. A memorable meal. Ver carta

Visited as a group of 14 for a pre-arranged lunch. We selected the 3 course menu. The choices were limited but adequate. Our party appeared to embrace all the choices and no one was disappointed. We also enjoyed Vouvray and Brouilly wines and found them most enjoyable too. The staff were pleasant and efficient although, to be fair, the restaurant was not full. The food was typically French and of a good standard - try the soufflé, you won't be disappointed! Will certain revisit.

We have been to this restaurant for dinner several times now and would definitely go back again. We choose a set menu each time and while it's not bargain basement cheap, it's extremely good value for what you get, which is traditional French food made with interesting fresh ingredients, beautifully presented. It comes with little extra touches like amuse-bouches. While I haven't been here with children, I have seen well-behaved French children eat here and be treated very kindly by the staff. Eating here always feels like an occasion, yet the atmosphere is warm rather than stuffy, just like the lovely French lady who runs it. Highly recommended!

Dinner for two at the Auberge du Moulinel was the absolute highlight of a recent trip to the Pas de Calais. A warm welcome, attentive service, an interesting Carte des Vins and a lovely room all conspired together with superlative food to provide a marvellous dinner. Foie gras chaud, sauce au miel, compote de fruits was followed by Filet d'Agneau sur une tranche de pain grillé, ratatouille confite, cromesquis d'ail, beurre de persil. Dessert was a fantastic Soufflé au Grand-Marnier. Madame had only two courses - St-Jacques et gambas poêlées, écrasée de patate douce, beurre blanc and Rose des sables au chocolat, coulis à l'orange, glace à la bêtise de Cambrai. Add to that a couple of Kirs, a... Ver carta