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Langres: 7 addresses selected by Gault&Millau, including 6 restaurants and 1 hotel.

Where to eat?

Bulle d'Osier - Clos Vauban
Remarkable Restaurant
16
/ 20
Remarkable Restaurant

Bulle d'Osier - Clos Vauban

Address 🇫🇷 Langres · Grand Est
Chef Valentin Loison
Cooking French | Gastronomic
Budget €158 to €198
Mirabelle - Clos Vauban
Gourmet Restaurant
12
/ 20
Gourmet Restaurant

Mirabelle - Clos Vauban

Address 🇫🇷 Langres · Grand Est
Cooking French | Local
Budget €39
Restaurant Diderot – Le Cheval Blanc
Gourmet Restaurant
12
/ 20
Gourmet Restaurant

Restaurant Diderot – Le Cheval Blanc

Address 🇫🇷 Langres · Grand Est
Budget €44 to €56
L’Aromatic
Gourmet Restaurant
11
/ 20
Gourmet Restaurant

L’Aromatic

Address 🇫🇷 Langres · Grand Est
Cooking French
Budget €20
Al Fares
Selected

Al Fares

Address 🇫🇷 Langres · Grand Est
Cooking Traditional

Where to stay?

Clos Vauban
Exceptional Hotel
Exceptional Hotel

Clos Vauban

Address 🇫🇷 Langres · Grand Est
Services On-site catering, Reception room, Private Parking
Budget €198
Restaurant
Gourmet Restaurant

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New tables to book according to Gault&Millau's director of surveys
Tables & Chefs

New tables to book according to Gault&Millau's director of surveys

Every day, the Gault&Millau guide's investigators criss-cross towns and villages to test restaurants. From Rodez to Lyon, via Ensisheim, Langres and Paris, nine convincing addresses to discover without delay.
Valentin Loison wins the Grand de Demain 2026 trophy at the Gault&Millau Tour Grand Est
Tables & Chefs

Valentin Loison wins the Grand de Demain 2026 trophy at the Gault&Millau Tour Grand Est

On Monday October 27, 2025, Valentin Loison, chef at the Bulle d'Osier restaurant in Langres, was awarded the Grand de Demain Grand Est 2026 title. The award recognizes his investment in Le Clos Vauban.
Chef Laurent Petit has signed on, and here's all we know about his new venue
Tables & Chefs

Chef Laurent Petit has signed on, and here's all we know about his new venue

Laurent Petit is the new owner of Domaine La Villa Vauban in Langres. He tells us more about this future project. We also took the opportunity to ask him a few questions about his "Recette de vie" notebook, in which the chef shares his most intimate thoughts.

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