¢-$, French, Vezelay
Fodor's Review:
One of the few affordable restaurants in this well-heeled town is in an old house with a fireplace in the dining room and the requisite Burgundian color scheme of brown, yellow, and ocher. Philippe Guillemard presides in the kitchen, turning out such regional favorites as hare stew, crayfish, escargot ragout in chardonnay sauce, and venison with chestnuts. He has also devised a vegetarian menu -- a rarity in Burgundy -- with deeply satisfying dishes like terrine of Époisses cheese and artichokes.
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