You don't expect much atmosphere on a quiet and wet mid-week lunchtime in February, so after exchanging some brief pleasantries with the barman we weren't disappointed at being left to our own devices. The 'café' in the name is rather misleading; it's really a bar. Choice of both beers and food is limited. No regional beers, and the paninis were ok as paninis go, but presented in rather rubbery bread. Having said all that, on a wet lunchtime in February the place was at least open, which is more than we could say for most of the eateries in town!
A very good value for money. We ate well and the atmosphere is very pleasant. The server has the honesty to say what is done at home and what is not for desserts.To finish, the terrace is very nice.
Very nice welcome! Quality ratio and quantity prices very interestingMany homemade dishes that become relatively rare! shaded terrace where you eat quietly under the plane treesI recommend
The restaurant does not pay a mine but the dishes are excellent. The wrap too good, the hot goat salad excellent. House nuggets for children at 7,50€ . I recommend everyone.
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In the advert for this bar it lists sandwiches as being on offer. When we called there today at 1pm we were told most emphatically "No sandwiches"!
Try restaurant L’Oasis by the old bridge, it’s by a car park and the bridge but at least you have a warm welcome whilst you eat tasty snack food.
Very nice restaurant, open on Sundays, delicious salads, fresh under the very welcoming personal dish...In photo goat salads and caesar. Bravo
for all rockabilly rock and roll lovers and atmosphere 50' this restaurant is by far the best among other pale copy, unmatched decoration and
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In the advert for this bar it lists sandwiches as being on offer. When we called there today at we were told most emphatically No sandwiches
Very warm welcome by a benevolent and reactive team, quality/price ratio of the dishes offered really honest. I recommend it warmly!
