We sat at the table in the window on the left, with a view of the town's 11th century church.
The king was so taken with her that he accorded her several properties around France, including Loches in the southern Touraine region. It was Agnès who had the renaissance castle built there. Her body is entombed in the church adjacent to the château, but her heart was taken to the abbey at Jumièges in Normandy.
We enjoyed a leisurely lunch at the restaurant. As I mentioned earlier, Ken will probably share his photos of what we ate there.
Looks like a cozy little place.
ReplyDeletefabulous looking dining spot!
ReplyDeleteCharming. It looks like an idealized stage set. So wonderful that this is what it really looks like.
ReplyDeleteIt's beautiful inside and out as I recall.
ReplyDeleteWe have been meaning to eat at "the Agnes Sorel" for years. It's in such a lovely spot and the menu always looks interesting, slightly challenging in fact.
ReplyDeletePerhaps this next visit. Whenever that might be.
stuart, cozy and very good food.
ReplyDeleteanne marie, it's a nice spot with plenty of charm. :)
mitch, better than Disney!
evelyn, you recall correctly. :)
jean, hope it's soon!