

Near Reims station in Rue de Mars are a few restaurants and rather unexpectedly they seem to focus on fish menu. You can examine each of them carefully and pick one that attracts you. We went to a bistro next to Rouge Michelin listed Au Petit Comptoir as it looked very busy. We took light dishes: garlic-sauté shrimps for myself, and tomato trilogy for my partner. The latter was an impressive plate of gazpacho, terrine and sorbet that would enchant gourmandizes. If preferred, a course menu for lunch was 15 Euros. And don’t forget to order one of local champagnes. This restaurant looked relatively new by young staff and probably less classy than the neighbor next door, but we had an enjoyable meal.
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