Guinguette la Huchette

Guinguette la Huchette is a seasonal restaurant in a rural setting with multiple areas for dining and relaxing. The space features wooden tables under a vine-covered pergola, loungers scattered in the meadow, and a covered wooden terrace that offers different ways to enjoy a meal.

The establishment sits near Pont Caffino, a historic bridge crossing the Maine River that has linked communities for many generations. This location roots the restaurant in a long tradition of meeting and exchange in the region.

The name references a traditional riverside storage house, reflecting its rural origins and connection to the land. Visitors experience the relaxed atmosphere of a village gathering place where locals and guests meet outdoors.

The restaurant operates seasonally from May through September with service starting at various times depending on the day of the week. Since seating is spread across different outdoor and semi-covered areas, visitors should dress for outdoor conditions and enjoy the setting best during pleasant weather.

The kitchen grills sausages directly on vine stakes and pairs them with wines from Domaine Jérémie Huchet plus a special beer brewed specifically for this location. This approach connects local farm products in a way that tells the story of what grows and what people make in this corner of the region.