We always enjoy visiting Tours but when we are there over
lunchtime we sometimes find it difficult to choose where to eat as we are so spoilt
for choice. On our visit yesterday it was made a little easier for us because,
as we were walking done the pedestrianised rue Colbert checking out the menus
of some of the many restaurants, a charming elderly lady encouraged us to try
the one opposite to where we were standing. She said the food was all freshly
made using produce bought locally and at a fair price. After confirming she
wasn’t related to the proprietrice and her letting us know she was a local
resident with three generations of her family living in Tours, we decided to
give it a try.
The restaurant was the small but perfectly formed 'LaRuche' which retains some of the authentic charm of the eighteenth century house it once was. We chose the 'Plat et Dessert' menu at 14.50 euro. We both had a very tasty 'blanquette de veau' for our main, plus our choice of dessert, this is Pauline's below, I had profiteroles. It was all served very professionally by a young man (in a dickie-bow no less) and young woman. You can buy a bottle of wine from their wine menu at sensible prices or by the glass at 4.50euro.
We would certainly recommend it!
'La Ruche' 105 rue Colbert , Tours, 02 47 66 69 83
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