Traditional and bistronomic restaurant

Located in Orbais-l'Abbaye

La Table de l'Abbaye

The history of our restaurant

The previous hotel : le Lion d’Or has retained all the charm of its past while reinventing itself as a bistronomic restaurant. Nestled just a stone's throw from the Abbaye d'Orbais, this historic site invites you to sample local cuisine, both traditional and creative. In a warm and friendly atmosphere, each dish tells a story, offering an unforgettable culinary experience, in the heart of an authentic and tranquil setting.

Une seule adresse : 12 Rue Gambetta, 51270 Orbais-l’Abbaye

 

Hall rental

A hall at your disposal

Discover our private dining room in the heart of the vineyards, facing the abbey. A breathtaking view for a memorable dinner! With a capacity of up to 60 covers and a range of services, it's the perfect setting for your receptions. 

Up to 60 place settings

A breathtaking view

Suitable for all your projects

A catering service for all your events

Customized services

Food service
- on the menu -

Pierrade
- on reservation -

Catering
- on request -

Privatisation
- on request -

A friendly place

A reception area in the heart of the village

To whet your appetite...

Some of the chef's dishes

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Monday to Saturday
Morning 8:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m.
Evening 5:30 pm - 9:00 pm

Adresse

La Table de l’abbaye

12 Rue Gambetta,
51270 Orbais-l’Abbaye France

03 26 53 94 45

07 63 66 40 42

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