
A seulement 10km de l’autoroute A10, 13km d’Amboise, 11km de Chateau-Renault et 15km de Vouvray. Venez découvrir ce restaurant gastronomique tenu par un couple de restaurateur passionné, vous y trouverez une cuisine 100% maison, le Chef prépare également son pain au Levain. Un service épuré pour revenir à l’essentiel. Dès l entrée, une épicerie de producteurs locaux, puis en hiver un feu de cheminée, une salle sobre .Nous nous ferons un plaisir de vous accueillir et de vous accompagner au cours d’une Parenthèse Tourangelle
Address and Contact Information
Address: 19 Rue de la République, 37380 Neuillé-le-Lierre, France
Phone: +33 2 47 52 95 05
Website: https://www.liberte-restaurant.fr/
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Foie gras was amazing.
Service was very friendly.
The wine pairing was not that great in our opinion.
The setting is a bit outdated and traditional.
Server was contemptuous throughout and by the last course I looked forward to leaving. The bill for two adults with two glasses of wine and two children was €220.
The chef is very steadfast in reducing his carbon footprints so all his ingredients are locally sourced. No spices, nor vanilla or cocoa. The only thing he can’t help is his coffee supplies.
Our dinner was perfect from beginning to end.
A delightful tempura of estragon was served with our Vouvray sparkling wine as aperitif. Then an amuse-bouche of salmon boudin served with a cucumber relish to tempt our taste buds.
For entrée, we ordered a mouth-watering dish of white asparagus, drizzled with home made mayonnaise and sprinkles of herbs and flowers, accompanied with a delicious lamb gyoza. The other entrée was a tataki of salmon, served on splatters of spinach sauce and decorated with baby radish and herbs.
We both had the catch of the day for mains, a local fish that absolutely melt in your mouth, served with a saffron butter sauce, accompanied with slightly grilled green asparagus and diced potatoes.
The most amazing desert was served to beautifully end our meal. Mushroom powder that tasted like cocoa, sprinkled on home made Diplomate cream and sponge triangles.
What a treat. Bravo to the chef for such creativity!
Thank you for a memorable evening.