Excellent restaurant Afghan à Lyon Excellent restaurant à la…read moreCroix Rousse.. Cuisine délicieuse, à base de légumes tout juste cueillis, ambiance très agréable et intime. Personnel très chaleureux ! Et stationnement facile à proximité !! Il y en a pour tous les gouts, des végétariens, aux amateurs de viande..

After 3 days in France, We were craving Indian food. This restaurant was amazing. The owners are…read morehusband and wife and are certified Gourmet Chefs. They have had this place for over 18 years. Their son was our waiter. We ordered a Chicken curry dish and 2 Veg dishes ( mixed veg and palak spinach paneer). The flavour was amazing. Great ambiance. Friendly Service. Very safe area of town. Very Satisfying experience.

I stumbled across this place after an afternoon of exploring the old city and the traboules. Had…read morethe chicken tikka masala, rice and garlic naan with a half bottle of the vin rose. Everything was on point, service was good and the prices were reasonable. Good little find as a break from French food.

What an amazingly delicious Indian restaurant in Lyon, France. This restaurant is not to be missed…read more- everything about it was outstanding. The food, service and ambiance were fantastic. We visited in June 2026.

Stopped by on a whim. Very pleased with service and of course the food. The flavors were…read moreexcellent with enough spice to enjoy yet the spice did not overpower the senses. The buttered chicken was super tender and the lamb cooked perfectly. Had papadum and Nan both were served warm and amount was excellent. If you're looking for some exotic flavors in a warm and welcoming environment give Le Karachi a try. I would definitely go again and sample other dishes.

Since we arrived in Lyon about 2 years ago we basically were told that there is no reasonable…read moreIndian in Lyon. This must have been a mistake. While having a pleasant evening walk in the vieux Lyon we pulled up Yelp and looked for a nearby Indian. We ended up at royal Indian and had a pleasant surprise. Despite fact that they ran out of the meat samosas the main dish was delicious and truly spicy ( read the French don't eat spicy so it's rare to find) . it was quiet busy and there was only one staff person serving but she was extremely friendly..... Will be back here....

What a surprise! I love finding cute little cafes with high-quality vegetarian options. After…read moreseeing a fellow veg rave about this place online, I realized it was just down the street from my house and decided to give it a shot. I went in for lunch on a weekday with the baby (and the stroller) and asked the friendly waiter if they had a vegetarian plate (because I wasn't 100% convinced.) He assured me that yes, they did, and would I like to sit at a table outside? Why yes, thank you. I sat. After almost no time at all (which was good, because the wee one was getting a bit fussy), the waiter brought me a carafe of water and the vegetarian plat du jour. I was blown away. (See the picture I posted.) Marinated cucumber and onion, fresh greens in a light dressing, roasted eggplant (cold), grated carrots, lentil salad, some sort of vegetable mini frittata, and a vegetable tart. It was all fresh and flavourful. My only complaint was the vegetable tart had a cheese on it that was a bit too stinky for my silly American taste. Not a big deal - I ate it anyway. And the whole thing only cost me 10 euros! A steal. Oh, a word of advice. If you're going to sit outside, make sure to sit under the awning because one of the upstairs neighbors got a little over-zealous while watering his/her plants and it poured down all over me, the stroller, and the baby. (Totally not the cafe's fault. Just a tip!)

If you're looking for something to do on a weekday night after school or work (or if you're just…read morelooking for a relaxing weekend night), definitely come here. It's in Guillotiere, right over the bridge, so also convenient if you've been running (or strolling, if you're me) along the Rhone beforehand and want a quick pick-me-up. They have an unassuming but decent selection of snacks and beer, as well as board games that you can play at your table. (I flattened my opponent in checkers, but wasn't so lucky with chess...) Worth a visit.

When a salad is too big for me to finish, well, that's pretty exciting. The vegetarian salad at Le…read moreJardin de Berthe is huge, fresh, crisp, and delicious. Mine consisted of greens, radicchio, carrots, green beans, asparagus, tomatoes, scallions, chives, and something I couldn't identify that was flat, white, round, kind of tasted like water chestnuts, and had the consistency of a firm mozarella. (Anyone know what this is? Please enlighten me!) I would have asked but the waitstaff seemed a bit busy... Which brings me to the downsides. My husband and I had intended to sup at another restaurant that ended up being closed for congé annuel. We crossed the river, got caught in a rainstorm, and took refuge under an awning. When I realized we were close to Le Jardin de Berthe (which I keep hearing rave reviews about from vegans on facebook), I suggested we try it. We rolled in (literally - we were pushing a stroller), half-dripping wet and looking a bit confused at the layout of what I thought was going to be a casual cafe. The waitress who approached us asked if we had a reservation. (Oops, no we did not.) After some logistical discussion between three of the staff, they decided they could seat us. (Hooray!) Our waiter (thankfully not the girl, who was visibly frustrated that we A) did not have a reservation and B) were obviously not native French speakers) helped me carry the stroller down some steep steps and showed us to a table for two. It was against the wall and the only place to put the stroller was directly in front of the table, blocking the waiter from getting very close. I didn't see any highchairs and we weren't offered one so maybe this isn't the best place for kids. The waiter was nice enough but obviously in a bit of a hurry so we felt rushed. I don't know if it was because we had a baby in a stroller, because we didn't have a reservation, or both. (Or maybe it was just the self-consciousness of new parents adjusting to eating with a baby who makes noise? Lots of variables.) Anywho, I ordered the salad and my husband ordered a ravioli dish with cream and bacon and - seriously - a quarter of a wheel of what we think was reblochon. He couldn't finish his either because it was so heavy but he enjoyed it! The rest of the vegetarian menu was not very impressive but I suppose the fact that they have a vegetarian menu at all should impress me. (And it does!) Other options were the ravioli dish sans bacon, a soy "steak", and a veggie burger (which sounded like the soy "steak" on a bun with some veggies.) I definitely recommend the salad, as the vegetables were high quality, in season, and super tasty. The dressing was good too - not the usual yellow French dressing but something a little fancier. (It definitely included mustard though, as usual.) We'll probably go back (with a reservation) and give the waitstaff and the other items on the menu a second chance. I'll update my review then.

This place is redefining what the term "salad" means…read more Possibly the largest salads I've ever had in my life. They're seriously the size of a small child. The vegetarian salad is delicious - lots of beets, asparagus, hearts of palm, carrots (done in that oh-so-delicious French style that I can never seem to replicate), and about every other kind of veggie you can imagine. Okay, this one actually is kind of salad-like. The ravioli salads, on the other hand, are just intense. Delicious, but crazy. Don't get one of those thinking you're being healthy...it just ain't happening. That being said, the salade sicilienne is freakin yummy. Ravioli, tomato sauce, bacon, AND a poached egg all on top of a huge salad. Yes, please! About 10 euros each, maybe a little more. I know it seems pricey for some greens, but these are worth it for sure. Go for lunch + go early - it gets super crowded, especially at dinner.

After our reservation next door couldn't accommodate my allergies, we made a last minute decision…read moreto join for the New Year's Eve special. Honestly, we couldn't have planned this better. From the nice service to the unique flavors (what was in that welcome cocktail?!), we were impressed and would absolutely return! Food: There were 4 courses - pain, entree, plat, et dessert. We opened with a welcome cocktail and closed with some tea. My partner tried all of the courses and had nothing bad to say! I did part of the entree (some fried delicious things) and the plat (curry vegetables, rice, Dahl, and salad). It was tasty and very filling! Ambiance: Having been to Nepal, I loved seeing the Tibetan prayer flags around the room! It was homey and very inviting. We were seated very close to another couple, which was a bit awkward, but otherwise, nice vibe. Service: Honestly, considering the craziness of the eve, it was great! There were 3 different people we interfaced with, all very nice and helpful. The main host was also very accommodating with my dietary restrictions and discounted the price since I couldn't eat everything. Such a special NYE dinner and a great place for a date (or family or friends) night.

Really good Nepalese good with friendly service. My wife found it a bit lacking as it was mainly…read morevegetarian dishes