The center of dining in Reims is unquestionably the Place Drouet d'Erlon, the long promenade extending from the Square Colbert in front of the Gare de Reims south for three long blocks through the heart of the city (map).

The broad Place Druot d'Erlon, lined with restaurants & cafés.

Vehicular traffic is limited—it's really a pedestrian zone lined with restaurants, café-bars, snack and sandwich shops, bakery-pastry shops, boutiques and hotels.

In fair weather all the restaurants place tables and chairs on the street for al fresco sipping and dining.

All meals are served, from breakfast through lunch, dinner, drinks and snacks well past midnight.

Reims also has several Michelin one-star restaurants. We enjoyed a wonderful dinner at Le Foch, where the food was as beautiful as it was tasty. We particularly enjoyed the beautiful adn delicious Choco-Passion.

Choco-Passion, passion fruit ice cream on a chocolate cake, with fillings of the same flavors and a chocolate "fence."

 

---

Hotels in Reims What to See & Do Champagne Wineries Visiting Champagne Houses Reims Transport Tourist Information About Reims Champagne Region About Épernay