Le Saint Jean - Drevant

Great place near the waterside. Especially dining on the terrace is a great experience during the summer period. Menu is a little bit limited with just 5 starters, but all of them taste delicous. Expect a price range of 20-40 euro per person.

We stopped at the local B&B "La Chaume Des Buis" on the way down to the south of France and our host booked us in to this restaurant. We went for the cheaper set meal and having left our dictionary in the car we took a guess at some of the dishes. We got most of them right but a dish of pork was actually pork kidneys - we didn't mind and every course was impressive including the cheese board which was very good value.

Absolutely fantastic food, spotted my 4 favourite foods so did not look any further on the menu. This was my best/second best steak with Bernaise sauce ever with Celeriac tar-tine, starter goats cheese tiramisu courgette

The restaurant is situated next to the 'canal du Berry' which provides a nice view from the terrace. The menu offers just a few choices, but whatever you choose is great. The waitors are friendly and helpful. The restaurant also offers catering services for parties.

With no interesting restaurants in Saint Amand Montrond, we chose this restaurant which is only about 12 minutes away. It is situated in a lovely location, directly on the Berry canal and a stone's throw away from the Roman ruins of Drevant. Spectacular location!!!Unfortunately it was raining the evening we went there, as we would have loved to have eaten on the terrace over looking the canal. However the dining room was very pleasant, with nice decorations. There were only a few tables filled that night, as there was a large group in a private dining room. We had no trouble getting the aperitif that we wanted, and had a very enjoyable meal. Everything was delicious, well presented, and very professional service. We would definitely go back again. Hopefully the next time we can eat on the terrace.After dinner it was still light enough to stroll along the canal and view the Roman ruins, visualizing what life must have been like 2,000 years ago.