We went twice, once for breakfast and once for dinner. It was perfectly fine, nothing outstanding…read morebut absolutely acceptable and fairly priced. Better than most of the other places we went on this street.

Really disappointed, not worth its location or patio. I'm speaking in terms of the brunch, you get…read morea coffee, oj, two eggs, sausage, Canadian bacon, a pastry and a crepe for 14€. You pay for what you get. The meal tastes like it was microwaved. The crepe is chewy and hard. The orange juice you get is only a tiny glass. Really not great and the service is slow.

This was the most amazing meal we have had in France. We have eaten in a lot of French restaurants…read morein Paris the last two weeks. All have been varying degree of good. But by far, this is the best meal I've ever had. I plan to bring my husband to Reims for the sweet smaller town feel and amazing warm food and service at VO. Merci beaucoup!

What a fantastic little find! Small place, make a reservation. Had the plat du jour. foie gras -…read moregreat, sliced scallops - great, grilled turbo with asparagus and a white wine sauce - amazing, heated full-size mandarine sitting on a cookie, topped with whipped cream and drizzled with honey - excellent! Great champagne by the glass and the young servers were running as fast as possible. Bonus points for menu in English! No downsides here. Oh, and the 3-course meal was only 42 euros!

Côté Cuisine was on several lists as a good place to eat, and it's location directly across the…read morepark from the train station, made it an easy place to find. The open air garden setting on a very muggy evening, made this our first choice for our first meal. "Le Plaisir Commence Ici" (Pleasure Starts Here) is marked on all the wine glasses at Côté Cuisine in Reims, and it was a marvelous introduction to eating my first meal in Reims. There are several menu options from 32-50 Euros ($36-56 USD), with prices climbing upwards depending on how many drinks you wanted with your meal. I chose the 39 Euro menu of starter, main and one glass of an apéro and one glass of wine. My friend didn't like the set menu options so she ordered a starter and a main à la carte and just one glass of wine for about the same price. If you reserve with The Fork, you can also get a 20% reduction on 2 courses ordered à la carte. Service in the Summer will be very slow with limited (and temporary) waitstaff, so reserve ahead and be patient, especially if you want the garden seats. My friend ordered the rabbit terrine and enjoyed it tremendously. It was obviously freshly made and the flavors were nicely married. The portion is very big, so this would be a great starter to share if you are not very hungry. I love confit gizzard salad and I can only find it in France, so I almost always order it when I see it on the menu, and this version with pomegranate seeds, blueberries, red onions, and radishes tossed in a fruity vinaigrette, was one of the best I've eaten. The portion was so generous that I could have easily eaten just this as my meal! My friend chose one of the specials of the day for her main course, parmentier, a baked meat dish with mashed potatoes on top. She said the meat was a bit dry but the flavor was good. Once again this plate was a large portion, and since this was a hearty dish to eat in the heat and there are no doggie bags in France, make sure you bring your appetite! My friend's parmentier came with a side salad that was quite lovely, but she didn't get around to eating it after her very large portions of starter and main. I ordered the sardines with a spinach soufflé for my main and unfortunately the sauce could not save the overcooked fish, however, the spinach soufflé was lovely, and after my large salad, I was quite content to just eat my vegetables on this plate. My menu came with a dessert, and even though we really didn't have room, we somehow found a place to fit in some summer fruit and sorbet to end the night on a sweet note :)

This restaurant can accomodate groups of 40+ so that was good! The veal was perfectly cooked and…read morealthough I dont love veal I thought it tasted great. The dessert was also great and the portion size was very generous. The waitstaff was very accommodating too because we had egg intolerant, vegans and vegetarians. Loved how they gave us all a glass of champagne too!

Ordered two drinks along with wings and mozzarella sticks. Can't review the food because it never…read morearrived after waiting half an hour. Never saw the waitress after we placed the order. Paid for our drinks and walked out. Overpriced.

Ce genre de resto, ce n'est pas mon truc: la musique à fond, une gigantesque télé allumé avec un…read morefilm qui tourne (sans le son), et une carte sans options végétariennes (je sais que c'est un spécialiste de viande et mes amis étaient ravis, mais il n'y avait pas d'options pour moi qui ne voulait pas en manger). Par contre, le staff était incroyablement serviable, le service assez rapide compte tenu du monde qu'il y avait dans le restaurant et la nourriture était bonne.

This little gem of a restaurant made our evening. It was already late (past 9:30) and our first 2…read morechoices were not available or just had closed (le jardin and another gem of a find: L'Alambic). My wife had the lamb Tajine and she said it was the best lamb she ever had. I also was in the mood for a Tajine and as I'm vegetarian, they made me a fully vegetarian one - it was absolutely delicious. We also had 2 bottles of their Bordeaux which went well with the meal and was very reasonably priced. The owners were very friendly and we had a lovely conversation with them, they made us feel very much at home. They've been at this location for over 19 years - that speaks volumes about the quality and service. Highly recommended!