Traditional French dishes with some modern twists, offered in a warm, intimate dining room.
Hours
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 6:30–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 6:30–10 PM |
| Thursday | 6:30–10 PM |
| Friday | 6:30–10 PM |
| Saturday | 6:30–10 PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 260 Blackburn Rd, Glen Waverley VIC 3150, Australia
Phone: +61 3 9803 5747
Website: http://legauloisrestaurant.blogspot.com.au/
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Reviews
Ordered the escargot and shared with a friend and had great flavour-it was buttery and a strong garlic flavour which I love. Really enjoyed it despite being a bit scared since it was my first time having escargot.
Had the beef eye fillet with mushroom sauce and it was amazing. The sauce was rich in flavour and the beef was cooked perfectly to my liking.
My friend had the duck confit which was also great. The sauce was surprisingly sweet and the duck meat was perfectly pink inside.
They also served with a side of veggies. My favourite was the potatoes as it was a great carrier of my remaining mushroom sauce. They were so creamy and melted in your mouth each bite.
Wasn’t too sure what it would be like since the restaurant interior is quite old and outdated but pleasantly surprised my the food.
My partner is French and I went to France many times plus I have worked 4 years in a French restaurant and there’s is ONE thing where you can’t fail there! The bread (BAGUETTE)!
We were served with the cheapest Coles bread…
The duck was ok but not too good and the Veau avec champignon was 50 grams of chewy meat soaked in cream sauce and Mushroom.
The food were both accompanied with a single plate to share of tastless potatoes and carrots, overcooked broccoli and zucchini.
Sadly we decided to don’t take the desserts.
The price was absolutely too much for the quality and the amount.
The restaurant really reminds me of l France.
The owner was a true gentleman and very professional!
I won’t recommend this place to French or Italian people.
Ambience was nice with french music, its decoration looks a bit old but still the dining experience was very enjoyable.
So, we’ll definitely come back to try other delights from their menu.
Ordered garlic bread, baked duck with orange souce, eye fillet with mushrooms and cognac sauce cooked medium rare, both mains come with scalloped potatoes and vegies to share. For dessert, crepe suzette flambé.
We had the escargots and garlic bread to start. The escargots didn’t have as much taste or flavor as I expected, but the garlic butter sauce was good. It was nice to have some bread come with it to go with the leftover sauce, however, wouldn’t recommend it. The garlic bread was recommended in a few other reviews and I do agree that it was good, but when they meant 2 pieces it was really 2 small slices.
For the mains, we had the orange duck and a beef fillet that was listed under the chef specials. The duck turned out great, with an excellent orange sauce. However, the beef fillet was abit mediocre and we regretted not ordering something more traditionally French instead.
For dessert we had the crepe Suzette. As simple as it looks, it tasted amazing and came with a quality scoop of ice cream. We enjoyed the spectacle of having it arrive in a blue flame as well.
Service was excellent and attentive, with a single waiter very capably attended to all 3 tables and constantly checking in to see if everything was alright.
Main negative for me would be the portion sizing/value. Was abit disappointing to receive my coke in tap form as well, which tasted like sparkling water as there possibly wasn’t adequate syrup added. Would have expected a bottle.
Overall, it’s abit mixed for me as I do like the joint but at the price point it is very hard to beat the other options out there with better ambience or portion sizing.