Le Saint – Sau Pub Gourmand

Good for drinks but don’t try the food. It’s very touristic place! Horrible food! Good service! Good ambiance! Good drinks!

Good spot for lunch. Good service, good food for a pub, and wine and beer selection. Warm mulled wine really the spot.

This pub is trying to pass itself off as «gourmand», and in reading the menu it sounded promising. It started off with the waitress forgetting our wine and then she needed to be reminded of the actual order. The starter was brought luke warm and without side plates. The $ 26 risotto was a tiny portion of pasty over cooked bland cold rice. The portion was about 5 mouthfuls that left us so hungry we had to order a side of fries. In general the severs were inattentive and distracted, we had to find and flag them down for service and it was not even busy.

Bien mais on voudrait des portions plus grandes !
Le menu est attrayant avec des bons plats français et de bons desserts mais les portions sont modestes ! Il y a beaucoup de bruits mais en même temps, c’est un pub aussi !
Très bien entre amis !

My wife and I had lunch here recently, and it was delicious! They had some turnip and carrot soup that honestly sounded a little strange, but was one of the most delicious soups I’ve ever had. The waitress was nice and gave very good service, all the food was delicious, and the beer was good. We are definitely coming back.

Location: In the heart of the village, where all the other restaurants are located. It’s right on a corner and therefore very loud in summer if you’re sitting on the terrace.
Service: Average. Nothing about it blew me away.
Food: They refer to themselves as being a ‘gastro-​pub’ and maybe they are, however based on my experience, I beg to differ. Granted, I’m basing my review on one visit. I stopped in with my mom for lunch on a Saturday, and we decided to share a club sandwich. This came with fries and slaw.
First off, they charged us for sharing the club sandwich, which is completely ridiculous considering all you need to do is bring one extra plate and we can transfer half of the damn thing onto it ourselves. Perhaps if the sandwich had been worth the price that they charged for it, I wouldn’t complain. But this wasn’t the case. The bread was cold, there was next to no chicken, and taste-​wise, it was totally bland. The slaw was ordinary and the fries seemed to be frozen as opposed to homemade. Definitely not worth the price.
For the same price (maybe less), you can enjoy pretty decent fare at Ye Olde Orchard, which is just down the street.