Le Pullman - Table reservation

After visiting the Petit Train de Rhune, we took the lazy option for the food and the chance to see the completion of the Tour de France. The children ordered nuggets and tries that were not cheap to 8 euros for bar food. They came back to say that they had neither, and we decided unwise for burgers and craps or chips as the Americans call them. The food was stodgy and the adult part of the lasagna was very small with salad as a salad. Despite our obvious disappointment, the price was not adjusted, and in fact the service was apparently added, which seems exaggerated, as there was no restaurant as such and there was no investigation of the food. In fairness for the barman, he offered an ice...

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We went here for a light meal after we went on the competition de La Rhune. It was good for our immediate needs, but I cannot understand why it appears higher than places like the Arraya in Sare village, where the food is authentic and freshly prepared. Go after convenience, but not after a gastronomic experience.

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This is a good and very sufficient place to eat before you (or after completion) a trip on the shelf and sprocket La Rhune. I think it's better and cheaper than eating on top of the mountain. Although it is a fairly simple and standard menu, the daily specialties are good. Nice helpful multilingual staff.

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We had hoped to go up La Rhune, but the sky opened up as we came out of the car. We dived in Le Pullman for coffee and ice cream for the kids. The staff was good with our school standard French and.... IMPORTANT.... the coffee was good and the ice creams met the approval of the children

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restaurant located in front of the train of the rhune. practical to wait until we wait for our train. and typical basques. Very copyy plate and Q/Price ratio very correct. I recommend.

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