Stumbled in for lunch, the pasta was simple but really well done. Portions are generous for the price. Ended up taking a walk around the neighborhood after, nice area.

Had the tasting menu with wine pairing. The sommelier really knew his stuff, each pour complemented the dish perfectly. For the price, especially in this neighborhood, it&#39;s a solid find. Service was attentive without being fussy.

Pizza crust is thin and crisp, just how I like it. The Coupe Don Camillo dessert was a good finish. Service was efficient, which works for a quick business lunch.

Been coming here for years. Their vegan spaghetti is always solid, and that vegan cheese? Actually tastes like cheese. Good to have a reliable spot for that.

The fish rillette was a standout. The space itself is really nice, with a relaxed vibe and comfortable seating. It&#39;s the kind of place you can linger over a meal without feeling rushed.

The scallop casserole was great, but the real highlight was the cozy, warm lighting. Made for a really nice, relaxed dinner.

The steak was cooked just right, medium-rare with a nice sear. The wine list had some interesting local options that went well with it. A solid meal.

The Breton galette was huge, easily enough for two. I was surprised by the portion size for the price. The open kitchen smelled amazing, but the bottled cider was a bit too sweet for my taste.

Used a voucher, no issues. The staff were spot on. We had the lamb, and the sommelier&#39;s wine suggestion was spot on. A bit pricey, but the pairing made it worthwhile. Plates were empty, of course.

Been here a few times. The food is always beautifully presented, almost too pretty to eat. Menu has so many good options, I end up staring at it for ages. Service is friendly and quick.

Cozy spot. Staff remembered my name from last visit. That&#39;s rare. Felt like a regular even though I&#39;ve only been twice.

Service was efficient and professional. The manager checked on our table, staff were attentive without hovering. Made a business lunch here smooth and productive.

Slow-cooked filet mignon was a solid choice. Service was responsive, which I appreciate for a business lunch.

The staff were super friendly. The bill was surprisingly reasonable for the quality of the fresh ingredients.

We had the grilled fish of the day and it was lovely, so fresh. The tables are quite close together though, which can feel a bit cramped. Still, a nice meal.

Service was impeccable. Great menu. Beautiful location.

Lunch menu is a steal at &euro;22 for three courses. The food was fresh and seasonal, just what you&#39;d expect from a market-driven kitchen.

The dining room is bright and airy, a really pleasant space. The comfortable seating made a nice difference.

The galette was so good, I had to try a sweet cr&ecirc;pe after. Perfect for sharing with a friend over a long catch-up. The only thing is, they&#39;re a bit small for the price. Still, the batter was just right.

Stopped by for lunch. The food was original, really liked the presentation. The waitress was super friendly, gave me a good tip on a local beer to try.

The portions were spot on for the price. I left satisfied, not stuffed. The steak was cooked just right, and the pasta had a nice bite to it. Solid meal.

Been coming here for years, and their Alsatian wine list is always on point. The staff knows exactly what to recommend with your meal.

The chocolate fondant is the only thing I remember. The center was properly runny, not too sweet. The staff mentioned it, but honestly, I was just focused on the cake. It was good.

The main room feels cozy and rustic, like a proper Breton tavern. More for a fun night with friends than a quiet date.

Busy night during the festival, but service was smooth. Our server was really on top of things, kept checking in without being pushy. Made the crowded vibe feel manageable.

Stopped by for a quick bite. The burger was solid, fries crispy. Service was fast and the staff seemed genuinely nice. Good for the price.

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