Restaurants in Reims

Assiette Champenoise holds three Michelin stars and a 99-point La Liste score, placing it among the most decorated tables in northern France. Chef Arnaud Lallement leads this family-run property in Tinqueux, just outside Reims, with a kitchen built around Champagne-region terroir. The Les Grandes Tables du Monde membership and Opinionated About Dining ranking confirm its position at the top of the regional creative dining tier.

Two Michelin stars and 94 La Liste points make Le Parc Les Crayères the strongest fine dining option in Reims, best experienced as part of a hotel stay. The seven-hectare estate setting and a wine list holding a World of Fine Wine 3-Star Accreditation justify the €€€€ price for a serious Champagne country trip. Book months ahead — this is near-impossible to secure at short notice.

Racine holds two Michelin stars and Les Grandes Tables du Monde status, making it the top creative dining address in Reims. Chef Kazuyuki Tanaka brings Japanese-influenced precision to Champagne-region cooking. At €€€€ pricing and near-impossible booking difficulty, plan several weeks ahead. The wine pairing, anchored in one of France's great wine regions, is essential.

Arbane earned its first Michelin star in 2025 with a plant-forward creative menu that stands apart from Reims's Champagne-house dining tradition. Rated Remarkable by the We're Smart Green Guide and scoring 77.5 on La Liste, it is the right choice for food-focused travellers who want something with a clear point of view. Book six to twelve weeks out; demand has risen sharply since the star.

Brasserie Le Jardin is Reims's most decorated restaurant at the €€ tier, holding a Michelin Bib Gourmand in both 2024 and 2025 and ranked #238 on Opinionated About Dining's Classical Europe list. It delivers reliable traditional French cooking with strong Champagne access at a fraction of the city's top-table prices. Book here for a special occasion that doesn't require a three-figure cover.

Le Millénaire is Reims's most focused creative fine-dining address, built around chef Benjamin Andreux's seafood-led cooking in a stylish city-centre room steps from Place Royale. At €€€€, it's easier to book than Assiette Champenoise and better positioned for a central Reims special occasion than Le Parc Les Crayères. Closed Sunday and Monday; book Saturday dinner three weeks out.

Le Foch is Reims's strongest argument for modern French dining at the €€€ tier — Michelin Plate-recognised for two consecutive years and ranked Remarkable by Opinionated About Dining in 2025. Booking is easy relative to its credentials, but the tight service windows (lunch entry closes at 1:15 pm; closed Sunday and Monday) require planning. Worth prioritising over the city's €€€€ options if technical ambition matters more to you than full-service luxury.

L'ExtrA holds a Michelin Plate for 2024 and 2025 and carries a 4.9 Google rating from over 500 reviews — an unusually strong signal of consistency for a €€€ restaurant in Reims. It is the most accessible quality option at its price tier in the city, and easy to book compared to the starred alternatives. Weekend lunch is the format that suits it best.

La Grande Georgette holds a Michelin Plate for both 2024 and 2025 and sits at the €€€ tier — the most considered choice in Reims for a serious modern cuisine dinner that doesn't require the spend or ceremony of the city's grand hotel dining rooms. Booking is rated Easy, with a 4.4 average across 663 reviews. Two to three weeks' notice is usually enough.

Le Crypto earns its two Michelin Plates (2024–2025) at a price point that makes it the most accessible credentialed modern French table in central Reims. Sitting on Place du Forum, it's a practical and well-rated choice (4.7 on Google across 797 reviews) for visitors combining Champagne house tours with a quality meal. Easy to book, fairly priced, and well-positioned in the city's restaurant hierarchy.

Da Nello on Rue Cérès is one of Reims's more accessible bookings, with none of the lead-time demands of the city's top Champagne-paired tasting rooms. Verified data on pricing, menu style, and awards is limited, so confirm details directly before visiting. For wine-led explorers building a Reims itinerary, cross-reference with Racine, Arbane, or Au Petit Comptoir to find the best fit.