Auberge de la Marine

Coeliacs should flock here. When I booked the table I mentioned the need for gluten free food. They were ready for me. Alternative amuse Bouche and an assurance that in the morning with breakfast I would have warm gluten free bread. They would go out and buy it. My starter was the best. All that followed was altered to suite with no fuss. This is a very pleasant place to eat the windows are designed so that you are half in half out with a view of the river. The service was brill. Oh, dogs most welcome on the cool tiled floor.

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At the beginning welcoming is a bit cool but it betters then Having lunch on their terrace, even ageing, is pleasant, the proximity of the road isn't a problem, moderate traffic Got the menu at 28€, found it first a bit expensive but then regarding the reality of servings I found it totally justified, see pictures Quality is there too, local old recipes in wine sauce are definitely present on your plates Their blackcurrant tiramisu version : not to be missed I'll keep this address

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Lunch, and lots of Love in this family run hotel/ bar/ resturant. They do la carte and also a set 3 course for a very reasonable price. Today it was Mediterranean salad with thin slices of duck and a cold sausage....very nice, French bread as well. Main was Salmon or Beef and Turkey , chips and mushrooms/garlic. Dessert..lots of choice .... Good wine and of course pleasant company.. Nice feeling in the Resturant. We will return!

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We intended to have lunch in another restaurant but, being Sunday, it was totally full, so we drove across the Saone to the Auberge de la Marine and had a very good lunch there, helped by very friendly service.

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Food OK, very slow service. Was charged in full for the 'gourmande ' menu despite not having the dessert, also overcharged for the wine, in all overcharge amounted to €20, a not insignificant amount.

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