Guide Centre-Val de Loire - Pays de la Loire 2024: available April 11
The 2024 edition of the Centre-Val de Loire - Pays de la Loire guide is now on sale. New restaurant addresses, gourmet itineraries, portraits... discover the riches of this region.
On the occasion of the release of the Centre-Val de Loire - Pays de la Loire guide, this Thursday, April 11, 2024, discover a glimpse of what's new inside. You can read portraits of the Gault&Millau d'Or, Guillaume Foucault, or the Grand de Demain, Clément Dumont. You can select the region's best hotels and restaurants. Here's an overview.
New restaurants in the Centre-Val de Loire - Pays de la Loire region
Every year, the Gault&Millau investigators unearth new talents and list new restaurants. In the Centre-Val de Loire - Pays de la Loire region, here's a look at the latest additions to the 2024 edition.
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Gric
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L'Écrin DesSaveurs
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Auberge de la Croix Blanche
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L'Aubépine
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Moris
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Le Malu
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Le Bois Blanc
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À l'Ardoise
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Caillebotte
- La Brèche
- Plum
- Brasserie du Ralliement
- La Table des Halles
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A gourmet itinerary not to be missed
Located in the Bay of Biscay, the island of Noirmoutier boasts wilderness, beautiful beaches, markets and fishing ports. Fancy a visit? Here are our best addresses to try out if you're spending 48 hours in Noirmoutier.
The Centre-Val de Loire - Pays de la Loire 2024 guide is available in bookshops and on the Gault&Millau e-shop.
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