Nice little place by the square. Menu is small and changes. Staff was patient explaining things to us in English. Had a simple fish dish, fresh and light. A bit quiet for a Friday night, but that was fine.

The waiters were very patient with my limited French. The food was pretty good, especially with the fresh produce.

Unremarkable area  BUT...! Top quality service and food,excellent value given the standard. Wines by the glass &euro;5?! again well below what could be charged imo... Thoroughly enjoyed,heartily recommend!

The cr&ecirc;pes here are the real deal. Had the classic ham and cheese one, and the batter was so light and crispy. Staff were super nice too. A solid spot for a quick, tasty bite.

The pastries were lovely, and the staff really knows their teas. I found a perfect pairing for my scone.

Cozy spot with fair prices. The booths are comfortable, which makes it a nice place to relax.

Very good lunch and the service was friendly and welcoming.

The kids&#39; menu was a hit, and the wine list had some nice options for the adults.

Nice spot for a quick bite. The bagel of the month was interesting, and the coffee was solid. Clean place too.

Staff were lovely. The food was a real highlight. I had the lamb, cooked just right. My partner&#39;s pasta was also delicious. A solid meal, though the wine list felt a bit limited.

Despite being four Americans with a limited understanding of the French language, we were warmly greeted and made you feel at home. Following an opening salvo of Kir, we had the good fortune to order the Plancha De Empanadas and we&rsquo;re coached on the order in which to sample them. One featured a delightful marriage of corn and mace. Another meat and coriander- based pastry exploded with heat when paired with our Coleccion Santa Julia Shiraz-Malbec. We finished with dessert, to include Mousse au chocolat amplified by a round of Fernet Brancha. Un hallazgo inesperado en Tours!

Love the food and the staff at this bistrot.  We have been a few times and always feel special when we go there.  Merci pour tous!  C&#39;&eacute;tait d&eacute;licieux et on s&#39;a regal&eacute;!

A solid weekday lunch spot. The regional dishes are the star - the flavors are authentic and well-executed. The lunch menu is fairly priced. My dog was welcome, which was a nice bonus. A reliable choice for a good meal.

Classic French menu, well executed. The desserts stood out. Service was efficient, no fuss. Good for a business dinner near the office.

The rum baba and chocolate fondant were the highlight. The dining room has this lovely, warm glow in the evening that makes you want to linger over dessert. Portions are definitely generous, so sharing is a good idea.

Cozy little spot in the old town, feels like a family-run place. Service was quick and friendly, which was nice. The place itself is clean and tidy. Just a simple, pleasant lunch stop.

The owner and staff are so friendly, they remember what I ordered last time. The service feels personal, not rushed. I appreciate that they take the time to ask if everything is okay. It makes a difference.

The ambiance is warm and inviting, ideal for both casual meals and special occasions. The service is friendly and efficient, ensuring a pleasant visit every time.

I keep coming back because the menu always has something new. The food feels homemade, which I appreciate.

The owner is a gem, always makes you feel welcome. Food is consistently spot on, especially the braised lamb shank - falls right off the bone. Just a really solid, cozy spot.

The owner is so friendly and made us feel right at home. The decor is a fun mix of styles, which I really liked. It&rsquo;s a comfortable spot to relax for a meal.

Loved the terrace, it&#39;s so nice to sit outside. The set menu is a great deal too. Starters came out quickly and were tasty.

The chicken curry sandwich was packed with flavor, a solid choice. The beef one had a bit too much onion for my taste, though.

A quiet spot, perfect for a relaxed dinner. The Peking soup was the star - the broth had such a deep, savory flavor. Service was nice and unobtrusive. I&#39;ll be back just for that soup!

The miso soup and sushi rice were perfectly seasoned. Just what I needed after a long museum day.

I appreciate the quiet atmosphere here. The menu has some interesting healthy options, and the ingredients in my salad tasted very fresh. A nice spot for a mindful meal.

As a visitor from Melbourne, I thought the coffee here was pretty good. It&#39;s the best I&#39;ve had in France so far. The flat white was smooth and strong, just the way I like it. A decent spot for a reliable cup.

The mixed platter is a good size for two. We got lamb, chicken, and beef. The lamb was a bit dry, but the rest was fine. For the price, it&#39;s a decent amount of food to share.

Came here for the first time and loved the vibe. Grabbed a beer outside on a nice day, just watching the street. The outdoor seating really made it.

The daily special for under &euro;12 is why I keep coming for lunch. Always something solid, like a slow-cooked pork belly or a proper fish stew. The owner sometimes offers a glass of Saint Nicholas liqueur with it, which just works.

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