It’s well worth making the excursion just south of the canal to this white-washed, terracotta-tiled two-Michelin-starred restaurant. It’s part of the local wine producers’ Palais des Vins which promotes and sells the wines of Languedoc-Roussillon. Chef Lionel Giraud produces carefully sourced and beautifully presented dishes using top seasonal ingredients. The freshest fish from the coasts of France goes into dishes like lobster cooked on pine cones with ravioli and an Armganac sauce; free range chicken might come cooked in clay with fresh verbena, and there’s always Wagyu beef matured for 60 days. Wines are, as you would expect, exemplary and the sommelier is particularly knowledgeable on local varieties. This is not a cheap option, but it will be a meal to remember. Alternatively, you can sample a less fussy version of Giraud's cuisine at his wine bar where a three-course menu goes for 35€.
Narbonne› Restaurant
La Table St-Crescent
68 av. Général Leclerc, rte. de Perpignan, France
Our Rating
Neighborhood
Around Town
Hours
Tues–Sat noon–1pm; 7–9pm (closed Weds night Oct-May)
Phone
04-68-41-37-37
Prices
Fixed-price menu 120€–220€
Cuisine Type
French/Languedocienne
Web site
La Table St-Crescent
Map
68 av. Général Leclerc, rte. de Perpignan France NarbonneNote: This information was accurate when it was published, but can change without notice. Please be sure to confirm all rates and details directly with the companies in question before planning your trip.