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Culinary developments in Tours

Overview

The culinary landscape in Tours is undergoing various developments, including the expansion of plant-based dining and the opening of new traditional establishments.

In the vegan sector, new options are becoming more accessible despite the closure of previous venues like Tahina and L’Instant. Notable additions include Orné, a coffee shop and canteen on Rue Colbert focusing on seasonal, homemade plant-based food, and Noah Pâtisserie, which provides lactose-free and gluten-free vegan pastries. Le P’tit Rex Café also offers vegan and gluten-free products.

Simultaneously, the Saint-Gatien Cathedral district has seen the arrival of La Belle Vue, a food court and rooftop bar, and Ganache, a new pastry shop. Other updates include renovations to the crêperie La Grange des Celtes and the opening of Le Bistro des Frangins, a wine-focused restaurant serving traditional French meat dishes.

Entities

Tours · Verdun · Maxence Fournier · Le P’tit Rex Café · Le Bistro des Frangins

Timeline

  1. [CULTURE] 2 sources
    Tours culinary scene sees new restaurant and pastry openings

    New culinary openings in Tours, France, include the La Belle Vue food court, Ganache pastry shop, and Le Bistro des Frangins near the Saint-Gatien Cathedral district.

  2. [CULTURE] 2 sources
    Tours expands vegan dining options with new plant-based establishments

    The vegan food scene in Tours is growing with the opening of Orné, a new plant-based coffee shop, alongside existing specialty venues like Noah Pâtisserie and Le P’tit Rex Café.

Sources

37degres-mag.fr · info-tours.fr · meuzinfo.fr