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Restaurant Lerbækgaard byder på en fusion af vanedannende mad og en hyggelig indbydende atmosfære. Vi tilbyder en alsidig menu, der strækker sig fra frokost til aften. Maden er fransk/dansk inspirereret med stikveje til Italien og Norden. Vi tilbyder også selskabs- og mødelokaler med topmoderne teknologi, velegnede til arrangementer op til 100 gæster.
Denmark
Intet mindre end 5 stjerner,
Idyliske rammer, både udendørs og indendørs.
Servicemindet personale og mad og drikke var i top.
Vi var der ifb med Dinnerdays, hvilket man på intet tidspunkt havde fornemmelsen af da vi havde bordet lige så længe vi ønskede.
Tak for en skøn aften!
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