Le Foch occupies a dining room on the boulevard Foch in Reims, the principal city of the Champagne region in Grand Est. The restaurant holds one Michelin star and represents the most refined and consistently praised address in the city below the three-star level of L'Assiette Champenoise. The cuisine is contemporary French with strong Champagne terroir identity: turbot is paired with a beurre blanc made from champagne, langoustines arrive as a precisely constructed tartare, and the dessert course draws on the champagne region's seasonal fruit and dairy traditions. The dining room is elegant without austerity — a light, well-proportioned space with well-spaced tables, good acoustic control, and a service team that strikes the right balance between technical proficiency and human warmth. The wine list is a carefully curated champagne-led selection built around the producers of the Montagne de Reims, the Côte des Blancs, and the Vallée de la Marne, alongside a concise selection of Burgundy and Loire. Menus run from approximately €65 for the shorter lunch format to €120 and above for the full evening tasting progression. Le Foch is particularly suited to visitors who want serious Reims cooking at a more accessible price than L'Assiette Champenoise and in a more central city location. Reservations are essential and should be made via the restaurant's own booking platform.
Signature dishes
- Turbot with champagne beurre blanc
- Langoustine tartare
- Grand dessert de saison
Good to know
- Known for
- One Michelin star; refined Champagne cuisine with outstanding regional wine list
- Hours
- Tue–Sat 12:00–13:30 & 19:30–21:00; closed Sun–Mon
- Reservations
- Book at restaurant-lefoch.com
Location
37 boulevard Foch, 51100 Reims
49.2581, 4.0249 View on map
Highlights
- One Michelin star; the most celebrated fine-dining address in central Reims in the Champagne region
- Turbot with champagne beurre blanc — a dish that encapsulates the kitchen's regional identity
- Refined champagne-led wine list with excellent depth in small grower-producers
- Contemporary dining room with well-spaced tables and professional, warm service
- Langoustine tartare: a seasonal signature with precise, clean construction
Tips for visiting
- The lunch menu (around €65) is significantly less than dinner and delivers the same one-star kitchen
- Book two to three weeks ahead for weekend dinner; one week for weekday lunch
- Ask the sommelier for a grower-champagne recommendation under €80 — the list has excellent options outside the grandes maisons
- The full tasting menu at dinner is the better choice for a champagne-pairing experience; à la carte also available
- Smart casual dress is expected; the room is formal without requiring a jacket
When to visit
Year-round; autumn game season and spring asparagus produce the most complex menus. Weekday lunch offers the best value and easiest booking.
Accessibility
The restaurant is on the ground floor of a Reims boulevard building with street-level access. Visitors with mobility requirements should contact the restaurant when booking to arrange an accessible table.
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Frequently asked questions
How does Le Foch compare to L'Assiette Champenoise?
Le Foch holds one Michelin star compared to L'Assiette Champenoise's three, and is located in central Reims rather than suburban Tinqueux. It offers serious Champagne fine dining at roughly half the price, making it the better practical choice for most visitors.
Is the restaurant easy to reach from central Reims?
Yes — the boulevard Foch is a main boulevard in Reims within walking distance of the cathedral, the champagne house cellars, and the Place Drouet d'Erlon. No transport is required from the city centre.
What is the price range?
Lunch menus begin at approximately €65 per person; full dinner menus reach €120 and above. Wine pairings are extra and champagne by the glass starts at around €15.
Is booking essential?
Yes — the restaurant operates at capacity most evenings. Reservations via restaurant-lefoch.com are strongly recommended; weekend sittings should be booked two to three weeks ahead.
Does the restaurant accommodate dietary restrictions?
Yes — notify the kitchen at time of booking. Vegetarian and pescatarian menus are available on request. Allergen information is provided on arrival.